| About Push Molds |
 Maureen Carlson began designing push molds for use with polymer clay in the early 90's, first for her own use, then for her students. It was Dan Carlson who pushed the idea of making molds available to the general public. And so it happened. After a short time of
production by Wee Folk Creations, the molds were licensed to
American Art Clay Company, Inc. under the name What a Character Push
Molds. That line of hard resin molds eventually expanded to
include 21 molds, and were widely distributed around the world. As
push molds became more popular, there was demand for flexible molds, at
which time the 4 flexible Designer Push Molds were developed. Some How-to videos are shown below. |
| Face Push Molds | Boot Mold #18 | Hand Push Molds | Designer Push Molds | Feet Push Molds |
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Note: The first time you play the video,
you may get intermittant video or audio if there are other programs
running at the same time, or if you have a very slow computer.
But after the video is fully downloaded, you may play it again without
interruptions.
| Using Puzzle-Face™
Push Molds to learn how to Sculpt.
Maureen has designed 4 rubber molds to quickly form the basic shapes that make up a face. Use polymer clay or any other medium that can be used with a rubber mold and put the pieces together, like pieces of a puzzle, to complete the basic face structure. Because it is easy to change the exact size and shape of each piece, you can use the molds to create characters that are uniquely your own. This tool creates 1.5" to 2.25" faces. Get all 4 molds and have
fun interchanging all the face pieces to design your own. |
