Pagan Goddess Mold Collection for Candle and Craft Casting
Millennial Gaia 100mm
Goddess Gaia Mold for Resin (Gaia Mold) has finished product size (statue/candle):• Weight: 85 g / 3..
30.00 €
Triple Goddess
Triple Goddess mold has the following finished candle size:• Weight: 100 g (3.5 oz)• Height: 90 mm (..
19.00 €
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Take time to demold your finished piece slowly by working around the edges gradually rather than pulling forcefully on delicate areas. Peel back the flexible silicone carefully to release the sculpture without placing stress on protruding features. Never use metal blades, needles, or sharp tools inside the mold cavity to loosen edges, as these can scratch the detailed silicone surface.
Polymer and air-dry clays can be pressed into shallow detailed areas of selected models to craft decorative embellishments and cabochons. While liquid materials like wax, soap, resin, and plaster fill the deeper cavities effortlessly, clay works best in shallower relief sections. Be sure to check the individual product details to see if your chosen model is suitable for clay pressing.
After completing your casting session, wash away any remaining wax, soap, or resin residue using warm water and a mild non-abrasive soap. Allow the piece to dry completely before storing it flat in its natural posture to preserve its shape. Keep your molds stored away from direct sunlight, high heat sources, and open flames to prevent deformation and dust buildup.
Pouring your chosen medium like melted wax, soap base, or resin smoothly into the mold cavity helps all the fine symbolic carvings fill evenly. Structured pillar designs like mandala and lunar phase cylinders feature deep relief work that transfers cleanly when handled with care. Always review the specific guidelines for your selected model to achieve the best casting results.