Number Silicone Mould 0 to 9 | 11 Cavity | 6.5x7cm | Pack of 1 - Resin

Cast the numbers 0 to 9 as small rectangular tiles from this pink silicone block, with a second 0 so you can make 10, 20 and 100. The mould has 11 cavities on a 6.5x7cm (2.6x2.8 inch) block, sized for keychains, clock faces and date plaques.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Number tiles for resin clocks
• Birth date and anniversary plaques
• House number keychains
• Learning tiles for kids
• Number charms for jewellery

Compatibility

Works with: polymer clay, air dry clay, epoxy resin, UV resin, candle wax, melt and pour soap and plaster.

Pairs well with: UV resin, epoxy resin, polymer clay and mica powder.

Not suitable for: food, cake decorating or chocolate, since we state no food grade rating for this mould, and sharp tools, which cut the silicone.

How to Use

1. Wipe the mould clean and dry, since dust shows on a resin or wax cast.
2. Press clay in firmly from the centre outwards, or pour resin or wax slowly into one corner so air can escape.
3. Level the back flush with a card or blade, then leave the piece to set, dry or cure fully.
4. Flex the silicone back from the edges and lift the piece out rather than pulling it.

Before You Buy

• We state no food grade rating for this mould, so use it for clay, resin, wax and soap, not for food.
• We state no oven temperature rating either, so lift polymer clay out of the mould before you bake it.
• The numbers are cut in reverse inside the cavities so they read the right way round on the cast.
• Clay, resin, wax and colours are sold separately.

You will Need

• Clay, resin, wax or soap to cast
• A craft knife or card to level the back
• Gloves and a covered work surface for resin

You may also like

• UV resin
• epoxy resin and hardener
• mica powder

Frequently Asked Questions

Which numbers are in this mould?
The numbers 0 to 9 with a second 0, 11 cavities on a 6.5x7cm (2.6x2.8 inch) block.

How is this different from the alphabet moulds?
This one has 11 number cavities, 0 to 9 and an extra 0. For letters, choose an alphabet mould from the same range.

Can I use it for a resin clock?
Yes. Cast the numbers in resin and fix them round a clock face.

Should I use epoxy or UV resin in this mould?
Epoxy resin cures over many hours and suits fuller or deeper cavities. UV resin sets in minutes under a UV lamp but only in thin layers. Pick UV resin for quick small charms and epoxy for larger pieces.