Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor

Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor


Day Of The Dead Skeleton Couple - Male skeleton - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor
Geode cylinder  - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor

Geode cylinder

Geode cylinder mold for candles has finished product size: • Weight: depends on the casting materia..

20.00 €

Pregnant Female torso  - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor
Small curvier Woman torso - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor
Shaman - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor

Shaman

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28.00 €

Little Male Mushroom - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor

Little Male Mushroom

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19.00 €

Princess with a bear - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor

Princess with a bear

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24.00 €

Princess with a cat - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor

Princess with a cat

Princess mold with cat in hands has the size of finished product (candle):• Weight: 100 g / 3.5 oz• ..

24.00 €

Large Curvy Booty bottom  - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor
Hen with flower  - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor

Hen with flower

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18.00 €

SUPER MINI NEW Pregnant Woman torso  - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes, many designs in this collection are highly versatile and accommodate a broad spectrum of casting materials, including soy wax, beeswax, plaster, gypsum, concrete, and soap bases. However, compatibility can vary depending on the specific design's shape and complexity, so we recommend checking the individual product specifications before pouring.
To protect intricate details, always demold your finished pieces gradually and take care not to overstretch the silicone's outer edges. Allow your casting material to set and cure completely before attempting to remove it, as pulling too early can damage both the casting and the mold's fine relief lines.
Gently wash your molds after each casting session using warm water and mild soap, avoiding any abrasive sponges or harsh chemical solvents. Once dried completely, store them flat in their natural, unstretched shape in a cool, dust-free environment away from direct sunlight and heat sources.