Feather Leaf Dish Mould | 24.5x11cm | Pack of 1 - Resin Jewellery Dish

Cast a long feather leaf dish with fine vein lines using this feather leaf jewellery dish mould. It measures 24.5x11cm (9.6x4.3 inch) and the mould weighs 160g, in flexible white silicone. It works with epoxy resin and UV resin in thin layers, and a gold leaf finish suits the vein lines.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Gold feather jewellery dishes
• Watch and bracelet trays
• Vanity and perfume trays
• Key and coin trays
• Festive and wedding gifts

Compatibility

Works with: epoxy resin, and UV resin in thin layers.

Pairs well with: mica powder, alcohol ink, gold flakes and pressed flowers.

Not suitable for: sharp tools or cutters inside the cavity, which can tear the silicone.

How to Use

1. Wash the mould with mild soap and water, dry it fully and set it on a flat, level surface.
2. Mix epoxy resin and hardener in the ratio your resin maker gives, stirring slowly to limit bubbles.
3. Add pigment, mica or inclusions if you like, then pour slowly into the deepest part first and let it level out.
4. Pop surface bubbles, cover against dust and leave it for the full cure or setting time your maker states.
5. Flex the silicone away from each edge and ease the piece out without pulling on thin parts.

Before You Buy

• Resin, pigments and tools are sold separately.
• We state no food grade rating for this mould, so use it for resin and craft work rather than for food.
• Near twin: the leaf pot moulds cast a round divided leaf pot; this one casts a long single feather dish of 24.5x11cm.

You will Need

• epoxy resin and hardener
• resin mixing tools

You may also like

• resin tray moulds
• gold flakes and foil
• opaque resin pigments

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the feather leaf dish mould?
It measures 24.5x11cm (9.6x4.3 inch) and the mould weighs 160g.

How is it different from the leaf pot moulds?
This one casts a long open feather dish of 24.5x11cm; the leaf pot moulds cast a divided pot of 15x21x6.5cm or 9x11x3.5cm.

Can I colour the resin or add flowers to the feather dish?
Yes. Mica powder, alcohol ink and opaque pigments mix into epoxy resin, and dried or pressed flowers sit well in a thin first layer before you top it up.

Should I use epoxy resin or UV resin here?
Epoxy resin cures right through a full pour over the time your resin maker states, so pick it for a solid piece in one go. UV resin cures only thin layers under a UV lamp, so pick it when you want quick, thin layers and have a lamp.