Fondant Flower Silicone Molds Set for Cake Decorating
Three double-ended silicone molds turn an evening of hand-sculpted petals into a tray of matching sugar flowers and butterflies. The round five-petal, square four-petal and butterfly shapes give each cake a finished look without the all-night work.
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Three double-ended silicone molds turn an evening of hand-sculpted petals into a tray of matching sugar flowers and butterflies. The round five-petal, square four-petal and butterfly shapes give each cake a finished look without the all-night work.
Three double-ended silicone molds for making sugar flowers and butterflies for cake decorating
- hand-sculpting every petal takes time
- inconsistent flower shapes across a cake
- need for detailed texture on fondant decorations
Sugar flowers that look handmade, minus the all-night sculpting
Stop shaping every petal by hand. Press fondant into three embossed molds and get matching flowers and butterflies that finish the cake.
Three molds, six impressions, one tidy set

Six embossed impressions
Three dumbbell-style molds each carry two cavities, so every press gives you six impressions with petal and vein relief. The handle bar between the two cavities keeps the mold easy to grip while you work the paste in.

Flowers and butterflies together
The round five-petal mold and the square four-petal mold cover the flowers most cakes need, and the butterfly mold adds a lighter accent. Three shapes in one set cover the main decorations for a full cake, so you do not have to buy each shape separately. Browse more professional cake decorating tools if you want to build out the table.

Soft flexible silicone
The silicone is food grade and flexible enough to flex open and let the paste come out with a gentle lift. Firm, rollable paste keeps the relief sharp, and a light dusting of cornstarch in the cavity stops it from sticking.
Press, release, and let the petals set
- 1Dust the cavity
Lightly dust the cavity with cornstarch so the paste does not stick to the relief.
- 2Press firm paste
Use fondant or sugar paste at a firm, rollable consistency. Press it into the cavity and smooth off the excess.
- 3Release from the back
Flex the silicone gently and lift the piece with your fingertips. Avoid sharp tools, which can scratch the relief over time.
- 4Let them set
Rest the petals until they hold their shape, then arrange them on the cake. Matching flowers finish a tier in one session.
Three molds, ready to press
- A1 round five-petal flower mold×1
Double cavity, embossed petal relief
- A2 square four-petal flower mold×1
Double cavity, embossed petal relief
- A3 butterfly mold×1
Double cavity, embossed wing detail
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Questions and answers
Yes, as long as the paste is firm and rollable. Soft paste sticks to the relief and tears on release, so the detail gets lost. If the edges look soft, firm up the paste a little and try again.
The set is made from food-grade silicone. Wash in warm soapy water, rinse, and dry fully before storing. Keep sharp tools away from the relief so it stays crisp for the next batch.
For most flower-led designs, yes. The round five-petal, square four-petal and butterfly molds cover the main pieces, and each one is double-ended, so a single session gives you six matching impressions to build out every tier.
Single-shape molds add up fast, and most leave you short on butterflies or texture. This set gives you three shapes in one purchase. If you decorate a few cakes a month, the set pays for itself on the first wedding or birthday order you would otherwise sculpt by hand.
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