Looking for something fun to cook up for your Labor Day picnic? Make a jello mold!
I’m very excited to share this video which I made with the wonderful folks at Rarebit Productions. It will show you everything you need to know to get your jello on, from layering to unmolding.
I hope you enjoy! Now get out there and make some jello—because nothing says party like a wiggling tower of colorful goodness.
Jiggle on!
Brett
PS: Are the Rarebit Production peeps talented or what? (I seriously think they made Jello look more amazing it ever has before in the history of the world.)
PPS: Is there anything you’re dying to learn to make? Let me know in the comments, and maybe we’ll make a video of it soon!















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so. awesome.
i love it! makes me want to walk over to your apt and eat some jello. boohoo, i miss you!
A lot of work and time, but the result is spectacular!
It looks amazing! ..but how does it taste??
A great video but it would have been nice if a written recipe accompanied it.
wow brett i made this to day for my family it is amazing! thanks
thanks for the fantastic tutorial! that's awesome! i can't wait to make one! :)
btw..i love your big spoon! WHERE did you get it?? :D
My Dear Brett,
You are fab!
i love the jello, soooo jiggly and happy. the stripes look delicious, wish i had some.
So adorable! I can't wait to unveil this at a dinner party :) The instructions were really simple and easy to follow – thanks :)
Beautiful – looks like a fun project to do with kids!
This is great–love the professional production. I really want that big spoon, too!
so fabulous!
First, I found your blog via CRAFT and am loving it – well done. Also just caught the video so I can recreate the kickin’ spider mold you did…am now, like two others before me, lusting after the big spoon you used. Any chance you’ll divulge the maker or supplier?
hi! That big spoon is actually part of a set of measuring cups shaped like spoons, that were made by Martha Stewart for Kmart several years ago. I’ve tried searching online to see if I could find anything similar to recommend, but I couldn’t find anything. Sorry I don’t have better big-spoon-news!!