Silicone Alphabet Trays Mold by Traytastic! - Large 1.5 Tall Letters by Candlewood Homegoods

The letters are perfect size. I am using this for melting crayons. Only down side is some of them tend to break when removing as some letters are harder to remove like the G and for some reason my Ns break as well. Other than that it’s a great mold!

Great item thanks!

One of them melted 😡 and it says it can't be returned. I followed the directions and am now left with an unfinished Christmas project for the kids and ruined cookwear. Very unhappy with it.

This is the second one of these I have purchased. The first one has held up great. The second felt kind of oily when I unboxed it. The first time I used it, it turned into a sludge and wouldn’t come off of what I had in it. The whole thing was a gross mess. I’m a little bummed there’s seemingly no way to exchange it, as I paid much more for this one than I did the first. I’d love to rectify it and change my review if someone from the company would like to contact me.

These molds are great to melt crayons. Easy to take out and they all come out in one piece -- except for the M which so far, has always broken on me. I don't know how these molds would be for baking food, but for this it has been amazing!

I tried to cook brownies in these for my son's 3rd birthday party. It took over 2 hours to fill, cook and remove the brownies, which shouldn't have taken more that 30 - 45 min. The brownies stuck HORRIBLY!!!! All of the brownies from the first batch, even though I sprayed the pan with Baker's Joy, stuck and fell all to pieces. The 2nd batch, I sprayed so much that you could taste the extra oil in the brownies, but they didn't stick as bad but they did not taste good at all. I would not recommend, at least not for brownies.

These moldshould are perfect. They are a lot deeper than I expected. We use them for making crayons. Put the crayons in, pop them in the oven and boom! Got yourself a great set of alphabet crayons! You can make them as thin or thick as you like and the thick silicon makes it easy for the crayons to come out when cooled. Perfect.

I'm using these as soap molds, and they are insanely popular. They pop out easily, they maintain their shape, and they wash really easily. I'm going to order a few more sets so that I can do repeat letters without having to wait. These are also great fun for ice cubes and probably for baking or whatever else they're used for. Kids LOVE seeing their own name in soap, ice, etc.

I only used these trays twice and several of the letters tore making them now unusable . I would not recommend this product to buy unless you plan on using it only one time. I followed all directions on the box and did not have my oven higher than the max stated. In addition, they are extremely hard to clean and you must clean out the colored crayons residue otherwise your next batch will have that color residue on your new batch. I wasted my money buying these.

I used these to make Jell-o jigglers letters for a fun way for my son to learn to spell simple words. They are sturdy and worked very well. Just make sure that you spray the molds with cooking spray before filling them with the Jell-o. I forgot to do that with my first batch, and it was difficult to get them out. The second time I remembered, and they popped right out.

I made a 6 oz package of jello using the jigglers recipe, and it was exactly enough to fill the ABC molds. The letters popped right out (I sprayed the molds with Pam, but it might have worked without it) and were almost perfect. The letters were sturdy enough to move around without breaking. The F and C both lost a small chunk, but nothing too bad.

I used this mold to melt crayons to make name crayons for my preschool students. Like others said before, the letter M broke really easy when trying to remove it from the mold. And after making half a dozen letters the mold tore on few spots. Sadly with silicon, once its damaged, it can't be fixed. I was hoping to get more use out of. One advice I got from a soap making friend was to freeze the mold before removing to crayons, this is supposed prevent to mold from tearing.

At first glance the trays look and feels sturdy but it’s not true. I gathered up old crayons and melted them and they were easy to make but the tray ripped. The first time it was OK but the second time it ripped and it was cool and I followed directions. Melted at 275 which the product claims to withstand 446F which obviously is not true. Bad quality. Steer clear.

The issue I had was that they melted in spots. I didnt have them on direct flame or a high temp so I dont know why it happened. So basically it was a waste of money because they have melted and ripped when I was taking out my project so they are basically useless now 😕 which really sucks cause they were the perfect size for what I needed

Bought these to make personalized crayon molds and it couldn’t have worked out more perfect. The crayon molds came out exactly the way I planned and they have a nice thickness to them!