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Step 4Line mold and pour
If your mold is silicone, don't worry about it sticking. It should be alright. However, if your mold is metal, it probably will work out if you spray it with non-stick vegetable spray, butter or WD-40 (ok, not the WD-40).
Depending on the color effect you want, mixed, separated or something else pour the colors at the same time and mix them with a utensil (don't touch the melted gummi!). Or if you're limited on pots and don't care about interesting effects you can heat up a pot and pour, then go to the next color. This gives a rainbow effect of whatever colors you have.
If you actually do this instructable, I want to see pictures of the finished creations. I have no doubt this community will able to come up with tantalizing better ideas than Vat19's single color bears.
Depending on the color effect you want, mixed, separated or something else pour the colors at the same time and mix them with a utensil (don't touch the melted gummi!). Or if you're limited on pots and don't care about interesting effects you can heat up a pot and pour, then go to the next color. This gives a rainbow effect of whatever colors you have.
If you actually do this instructable, I want to see pictures of the finished creations. I have no doubt this community will able to come up with tantalizing better ideas than Vat19's single color bears.
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Dec 16, 2010. 8:25 AM
NatNoBrains
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NatNoBrains
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OMG I'm sooooo doing this!
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Sep 6, 2010. 9:33 AMTroyboyd
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wd-40 made me lol
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Sep 6, 2010. 4:44 AMmargime50
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This is such a great idea. I have MANY cake and cookie molds and plan on giving it a shot for halloween - hand out gummy pops that are much less expensive than store bought. Thank you for a great way to spend otherwise wasted time :)
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