Donut Vase Silicone Mould | Pack of 1 - Resin & Concrete Decor

Cast a decorative vase for dried flowers, pens or brushes with this donut vase silicone mould. The mould casts a round donut vase with a centre hole. It is made of flexible white silicone that bends away from the cured piece and works with epoxy resin and concrete. Vase moulds are tall, so fill slowly and tap the sides to release air bubbles.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Concrete and resin crafters
• Home decor makers
• Small businesses selling pots and candle jars

Perfect For

• Bud vases for dried or faux flowers
• Pen and brush holders
• Shelf and table decor
• Gifts and small business decor

Compatibility

Works with: epoxy resin and concrete.

Pairs well with: opaque pigments and mica powder.

Not suitable for: UV resin in one thick pour, as UV light cures only thin layers.

How to Use

1. Clean and dry the mould, and fit any inner part or lid section in place.
2. For resin, mix resin and hardener to your resin maker's ratio; for concrete or cement, mix to a smooth, pourable paste.
3. Fill the mould slowly and tap the sides to release trapped air.
4. Leave it to set for the full time your resin or concrete maker states.
5. Remove any inner part first, then peel the silicone away from the piece.
6. Sand the rim lightly and seal concrete pieces if you like.

You'll Need

• epoxy resin and hardener
• resin tools

You May Also Like

• flower vase moulds
• dried flowers
• mica powder

Before You Buy

• Resin, pigments and tools are sold separately.
• We state no food grade rating for this mould, so use it for resin, concrete and craft work rather than for food.
• The maker advises keeping the mould away from sharp objects and open flame, and washing it with mild soap and water before first use.
• The maker does not state a size for this mould, so please check the photos for scale.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the donut vase silicone mould?
The maker does not state a size for this mould, so we have left it out rather than guess; the photos show the shape and layout.

How is this different from similar moulds?
Vase moulds make tall hollow pieces, while planter moulds make wider, shorter pots.

Can I use concrete in this mould as well as resin?
Yes. The title lists concrete as well as resin. Mix it to a smooth, pourable paste, tap out air bubbles and let it set fully before demoulding.

How do I clean and store the mould?
Wash it with mild soap and water, dry it fully, and store it flat away from sharp objects and direct sunlight.