SUPPLIES NEEDED
Candy Coating(for background color)
Candy Writers (for details)
Squeeze Bottle
Candy Molds
Bulldog Clips (found at Office Supply Stores)

Bulldog clips are very strong clips that hold the molds tightly
together.  The tighter the mold, the cleaner the 3-D candy will be. 
You can use paper clips, but they are not as strong.   If the molds
front and back are on one sheet, cut them apart.  If any details
are to be painted, use melted candy from candy writers, and
squeeze the candy directly into the details of a clean, dry mold.
Let each color set up at room temperature before painting an
adjoining area.  Put the front and back of the mold together and
clip it with bulldog clips.  (Some molds have holes in the bottom
or you may need to cut a hole on the bottom of one side of the
mold.)  Melt background candy coating color.  Fill a squeeze
bottle with the background color.  If wanting a solid piece of
candy, fill the mold with chocolate coating and set in the freezer
upside down so candy does not run out.  If you want a hollow
piece of candy, fill the mold about half full of chocolate coating
and let it run all over the mold, pouring any excess coating back
into the pot.  Let it set up in the freezer upside down so candy
does not run out.  When candy is set remove the paper clips and
take the mold apart, carefully getting the candy out of the mold.
(If details stay in mold, candy was not cold enough.)