White Bear mold, for animal candles, soap, plaster, resin - soft silicone mould

Description

White Bear mold finished candle size (best for wax candles; also works for soap, plaster, resin):

• Weight: 110 g / 3.9 oz

• Height: 75 mm / 2.95 in

• Width: 60 mm / 2.36 in

• Length: 60 mm / 2.36 in

• Two side cuts for easy demolding; with every mold we include rubber bands to secure it during pouring

Material and Key Info

• Made of high-quality food grade silicone

• Shore hardness: 10–15 A

• Suitable for: wax, plaster, resin, concrete, clay, ice, chocolate, fondant, marzipan

Not suitable for: baking or oven use

• Temperature range: –50°C to +230°C (–58°F to +446°F)

• Flexible, durable, and tear-resistant

• Designed for long-term, repeated use

• High detail resolution for crisp, professional results

• Produced using vacuum equipment for perfect casting quality

Storage and Care

• Clean gently with a soft sponge and mild detergent; rinse well to prevent residue from dulling fine details

• Avoid sharp tools, knives, pins, or abrasive pads that can scratch silicone and create future tearing points

• For cut molds, open along the cut line only; don’t “stretch-peel” the whole body of the mold unnecessarily

• Keep away from direct sunlight and high heat sources to slow silicone aging and preserve flexibility

• Store the mold flat or supported in its natural shape so it doesn’t warp, especially around the ears and paws

• Make sure the mold is completely dry before storing to prevent dust sticking and surface spotting

• Do not expose to open flame or place directly on heating elements

Description

Meet your new tiny winter companion — this White Bear figure mold is made for clean, cute castings with a soft, rounded look and easy release. If you want a bear silicone mold for crisp little figures, you’ll love how the details come out on the paws and face. It works perfectly as an animal candle mold for beeswax or soy, and it’s also a reliable bear soap mold for melt-and-pour or small cold-process batches.

Because it’s designed as a candle bear mold with two neat side cuts, demolding is simple and your shape stays sharp. Pour smoothly and you’ll get a stable, freestanding figure — a true bear pour mold that looks adorable on a shelf or as a gift. Makers also use it as an animal mold for creative casting: the silicone bear mold handles resin well, so a resin bear mold can become a charm, décor piece, or small desk buddy. If you need a cute bear mold or a white bear mold for themed sets, this 3d bear mold gives consistent results. It even works as a bear mould for dry casts like gypsum — use it as a bear plaster mold for mini figurines and décor accents.

Perfect for Holidays and Events

• Baby showers and newborn gifts — pour tiny bear candles or soaps that look sweet and calm; the sitting bear shape fits nursery themes and handmade keepsakes

• Winter and Christmas season — create cozy animal-shaped candles for table décor and gift boxes; the soft bear figure looks great with snowy, minimalist styling

• Valentine’s Day and “just because” gifts — make small, meaningful handmade candles or soaps that feel personal, easy to wrap, and charming on a bedside shelf

• Craft fairs and maker markets — offer a consistent small hero product that sells fast; bear figures work well as impulse buys and bundle add-ons

• Birthday party favors — pour a batch of matching mini bears for guests; the size is perfect for small thank-you gifts and kids’ party bags

Can Be Used For

• Wax (beeswax, soy, paraffin) — ideal for small figurine candles; the two-cut design helps keep the face and paws clean, and the bear stands nicely on its base

• Soap (melt-and-pour or small cold-process) — a fun animal figure for gift sets; use opaque or pastel colors for a “plush bear” look without needing extra carving

• Resin (epoxy or UV) — cast tiny décor pieces, charms, or desk companions; the rounded silhouette makes demolding easier and highlights pigment, glitter, or mica

• Plaster and gypsum — create mini figurines for painting, diorama props, or shelf décor; the soft details still read clearly after drying and gentle sanding

• Concrete or jesmonite — make heavier little décor bears for trays, shelves, or studio corners; pour slowly and tap to release bubbles around the paws

• Edible materials (chocolate, fondant, marzipan, ice) — make themed treats or toppers; chill well before demolding for the cleanest lines

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