Moustache Mixed Shape Rakhi Mould | 12 Cavity | Pack of 1 - Resin Rakhi

Cast rakhi centres you can personalise with names, flowers and glitter using this moustache mixed shape rakhi mould. The mould casts moustache and mixed rakhi shapes and gives you 12 cavities. It is made of flexible white silicone that bends away from the cured piece and works with epoxy resin and UV resin. Cast the centres, then fix them to rakhi thread or a base with craft glue once cured.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Rakhi makers and festive sellers
• Resin jewellery artists
• Families making rakhis at home

Perfect For

• Resin rakhi centres with names or symbols
• Bhaiya bhabhi and kids rakhi sets
• Rakhi charms for bracelets
• Festive small business products

Compatibility

Works with: epoxy resin and UV resin.

Pairs well with: beading cord, glitter powder and gilding flakes and foil.

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

How to Use

1. Place the mould on a flat, level surface and check it is clean and dry.
2. Mix your 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 to the rim of each cavity.
4. Pop surface bubbles gently and cover to keep dust off.
5. Leave to cure for the full time your resin maker states.
6. Flex the silicone away from the edges and ease the piece out.

You'll Need

• epoxy resin and hardener
• UV resin
• resin tools

You May Also Like

• festive moulds
• beading cord
• gilding flakes and foil

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.
• The maker does not state a size for this mould, so please check the photos for scale.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the moustache mixed shape rakhi 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. It gives you 12 cavities.

How is this different from similar moulds?
Rakhi moulds cast small centres you fix to thread; plain shapes let you add names, while designer shapes come with a pattern.

Can I use UV resin in this mould?
Yes, for thin pours. UV resin suits shallow cavities like these; cure it under a UV lamp in thin layers. Epoxy resin also works.

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.