Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor

Little Buddha cat head

Buddha Cat Head Mold has the following finished product size (soap or candle):- Weight: 52 g / 1.8 o..

17.00 €

Buddha cat head

Buddha Cat Head Mold Gothic has the size of finished product: • Weight: 167 g / 5.9 oz • Height: 7..

25.00 €

Curvy Woman 4inch-100mm

Curvy Woman Mold has the size of the finished candle:• Weight: 100 g (3.5 oz)• Height: 100 mm (4 inc..

22.00 €

Big Woman torso 3D - Resin Silicone Molds for Handmade Figurines, Candles, and Decor

Big sitting Fox

Sitting Fox Mold for plaster has finished product size (candle/soap): • Weight: 310 g / 10.9 oz • ..

44.00 €

OWL №2

The OWL №2 - Silicone Owl Mold is a premium food-grade silicone mould designed for soapmaking, candl..

17.00 €

Sun wind

Sun Wind Mold — Size of Finished Product (Soap Bar)• Weight: 98 g / 3.46 oz• Height (thickness): 24 ..

13.50 €

Duckling

Rubber Duck Mold has the following finished product size:• Weight: 40 g (1.41 oz) • Height: 45 mm (..

11.00 €

Aztec Calendar

Aztec Calendar mold for soap has finished soap size: • Weight: 100 g / 3.5 oz • Diameter: 78 mm / ..

14.00 €

Baby in wings

Baby in Wings mold soap making has the following finished изделие size: • Weight: 110 g / 3.88 oz ..

19.00 €

White Bear

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

20.00 €

Huge egg

Discover the Huge Egg Silicone Mold, a versatile and high-quality mold perfect for creating unique h..

20.00 €

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I use these molds for materials other than resin, like wax or concrete?

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.

How can I prevent delicate parts of the casting from breaking when I take them out of the mold?

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.

What is the best way to clean and store these silicone molds to make sure they last?

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.