ML0212
CK Products
Nativity Set, Set of 2 Molds
In Stock
- Description
- Reviews
- Q&A
Mold a complete nativity scene for the holidays with this 2-piece mold set. Included in the 16 unique cavities are Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, angel, camel, 2 sheep, 3 wise men, 2 shepherds and a 4-piece stable. Pieces range in size from 1" x 1-1/4" to 3-1/4" x 3-1/2".
nativity mold
Dec 27, 2007 | By Beth
I used this 2-piece mold with my 5/6th grade girls and it was awesome. They LOVED it!!!! They cannot wait to use it again next year and make gifts with it!!
Lovely
Dec 5, 2008 | By Haley
"My mom made a set for all our friends and family every year growing up. They were always a huge hit, simple, and inexpensive!"
Simple & impressive
Jan 17, 2011 | By Kathy
"Once I learned to put the filled molds in the freezer for 5 minutes before popping out the figures, they were very quick & easy to use (just put a cutting board behind the mold when you flip it over so the pieces don't fall too far & break--although they can be ""glued"" back together with melted chocolate). For small gifts, I just made the Holy Family in white chocolate & wrapped them in cling wrap over excelsior (for ""straw"")--everyone loved them! For a larger gift I molded the whole set, but it was still inexpensive. I'm recommending these to my church--to sell (white or dark) chocolate nativities as a Christmas fundraiser."
ML0212
CK Products
Nativity Set, Set of 2 Molds
In Stock
- Description
- Reviews
- Q&A
Mold a complete nativity scene for the holidays with this 2-piece mold set. Included in the 16 unique cavities are Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, angel, camel, 2 sheep, 3 wise men, 2 shepherds and a 4-piece stable. Pieces range in size from 1" x 1-1/4" to 3-1/4" x 3-1/2".
nativity mold
Dec 27, 2007 | By Beth
I used this 2-piece mold with my 5/6th grade girls and it was awesome. They LOVED it!!!! They cannot wait to use it again next year and make gifts with it!!
Lovely
Dec 5, 2008 | By Haley
"My mom made a set for all our friends and family every year growing up. They were always a huge hit, simple, and inexpensive!"
Simple & impressive
Jan 17, 2011 | By Kathy
"Once I learned to put the filled molds in the freezer for 5 minutes before popping out the figures, they were very quick & easy to use (just put a cutting board behind the mold when you flip it over so the pieces don't fall too far & break--although they can be ""glued"" back together with melted chocolate). For small gifts, I just made the Holy Family in white chocolate & wrapped them in cling wrap over excelsior (for ""straw"")--everyone loved them! For a larger gift I molded the whole set, but it was still inexpensive. I'm recommending these to my church--to sell (white or dark) chocolate nativities as a Christmas fundraiser."
