Traytastic! Silicone Letter Mold A-Z Alphabet - Large 1.5" Cavity - Wax Crayons, Resin, Candy, Chocolate, Crafting, Baking, Molding, Melting - Oven & Dishwasher Safe, BPA Free

Love love love these right size easy cleanup easy to remove from it heat resistance the crayons that I did came out thick it's very good for your money the quality of it is wonderful once you let that cool it was easy to remove

I absolutely love this alphabet mold! It’s sturdy, easy to use, and makes the most adorable little letter-shaped crayons. Perfect for kids (or, let’s be honest, for me too). The letters come out crisp and detailed, and the size of the letters are perfect for little toddler hands. Surprisingly, the mold holds up well even after multiple uses. I did break a couple of the crayons during removal, like the g, but it was because I didn’t make them thick enough. I’m using it to make Easter basket stuffers, and I already know they’re going to be a hit! If you’re looking for a fun, creative way to make personalized crayons or treats, this mold is a must-have. 10/10 would buy again!

Lobed these molds, they're a bit smaller than what I thought they would be but we used them for making crayons for my son's birthday and they worked amazingly, just a tip, rub a small amount of nonstick cooking spray in each letter so they pop out easier and allow to cool completely before removing, otherwise the crayons will break. They wash well in the dishwasher and don't stain or retain odors.

A lot smaller than I expected them to be. But overall the molds are great. Super easy to clean and take the molds out. Just have to be careful removing the “s”

Got these so my kiddos can make custom crayons for gifts. They turned out great! They popped out easy and look so cute! They cant wait to make more!

Excellent. Easy to get product out.

These molds are absolutely awful! have purchased 2 sets due to having lots of crayon orders and both sets have ripped!! The last set ripped after first use😡 at 22.00 a pop that’s ridiculous and there are no returns per the site. It would be different if they had precise directions, but no, Just high and low temps and freezer safe. I do not feel like I wrongly used this product from the couple recommendations that were on the box I had to cut letters out of the molds because they kept melting crayon out onto my baking sheet. I cannot stress how upset I am with this purchase. Please do not Easter your money on this worthless hunk of silicone junk! See photos

I really love these molds. It was really important for me that the letters were backwards. I love the size and shape of the letters. I bought them for melting crayons. I wanted the smooth parts to be the front. Other brand molds that weren't backwards didn't make for a nicer finish. If you are making a lot of names like I did, you might want to purchase two sets. I didn't and it took me forever. I took off two stars because the quality of the silicone is really bad. Two of the letters ripped. Also the color of the crayons left stains. The replacement was missing the tray R-Z. Amazon sent another replacement and it fingers crossed that there are no problems. I contacted the seller and they seemed to only be interested in replacements not improving the quality.

This silicone alphabet mold worked very well and created clean detailed letters with plaster of Paris. The silicone is flexible and made it easy to remove the letters without breaking them. I used it to create a DIY painting activity for my daughter’s birthday party and it turned out great. The letters were a fun size for kids to paint and the mold was easy to clean and reuse afterward. Overall, a fun and practical craft mold that delivers great results. I would recommend it if you want creative DIY activity ideas for kids or parties.

These are great! Deep and easy to remove from the molds!

Great item thanks!

The Traytastic! Silicone Letter Mold A–Z (1.5" cavities) has become one of my favorite tools for hands-on learning in my kindergarten classroom. The molds are sturdy, flexible, and release shapes beautifully. In my makerspace corner, I often end up with the usual “3D-printing poop”—the little blobs, purge lines, and failed print scraps that build up during printing. Instead of tossing them, I safely remelt the clean PLA scraps using a controlled craft heat source (well away from food equipment), then pour the melted filament into the Traytastic molds. The result? Bright, colorful letters that the kids absolutely love using for spelling, sensory bins, and art projects.

I bought these to melt crayons. I followed the instructions and the crayons turned out well. They were relatively easy to take out of the molds. They didn't clean as well as I would've liked so I don't think that I would use them in the future now for food.