small flower fondant cutter
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Listings show flower shapes from very small up to about 1½ inches (approx. 1.125–1.5 inches) across. One example is listed at about 1⅛ inches and several list sizes up to roughly 1.5 inches.
Typically you cut a flower shape from fondant or gumpaste with a cutter, press the cut shape into a silicone push mold, then fold or press the mold to close the petals and form a 3D flower. Some listings describe using a push-mold technique that shapes and refines the petals as you press.
Molds range from simple petal impressions in a few sizes to more detailed multi-petal and tiny-flower impressions. Examples include sets offering three petal sizes and others that include varied shapes such as tiny “baby’s breath” impressions.
Most listings use silicone—often described as food-grade or high-quality silicone. At least one product lists plastic as the material.
Cavity counts vary widely by product, from single-cavity molds up to molds that include as many as 17 cavities.
Care instructions vary by product. Several listings specify hand wash only, one lists “Clean With Water,” and some descriptions note dishwasher safety. A few product notes also state suitability for use in oven, microwave and refrigerator, so always check the specific listing for exact care and temperature guidance.
Listings show use with edible materials such as fondant, sugar paste/flower paste/modeling paste, marzipan, chocolate, candy/boiled sugar, jelly and even muffins. Non-edible uses listed include soap, salt dough, epoxy resin, wax, ice and various craft clays.
Dimensions vary by product. Example listings include 1.89 × 4.69 × 4.69 in; 3 × 3 × 3 in; 2 × 3 × 3 in; and 3.12 × 3.12 × 3.12 in. Check each listing for exact measurements.