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There are many different types of resin molds sold by sellers on Etsy. Some of the popular resin molds available on Etsy include: dog collar, dog collar leather, resin molds silicone, resin molds for keychains, resin molds earrings, and even resin art. Check them out here.

From handmade pieces to vintage treasures ready to be loved again, Etsy is the global marketplace for unique and creative goods. It’s also home to a whole host of one-of-a-kind items made with love and extraordinary care. While many of the items on Etsy are handmade, you’ll also find craft supplies, digital items, and more.

Yes! Many of the resin molds, sold by the shops on Etsy, qualify for included shipping, such as:

  1. Hunting Fishing Flag Silicone Mold
  2. Large Rectangle Square Mould epoxy Resin Art Dried Flower Specimen Baking Cake DIY Tray Mold Oversize Silicone Casting Molds
  3. 18 x 36 x 3 NO-SEAL Premium Epoxy/Resin Reusable Form
  4. Charcuterie Board Resin Knife Base Handle Mold Collection
  5. Vacuum Combo Packs

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Some of the bestselling resin molds available on Etsy are:

  1. Rectangular Vacuum Forms Resin/Epoxy/No Seal
  2. Conservatory Labels Mould by IOD Iron Orchid Designs
  3. Silicone RPG Dice Mold Jewelry Grade & Transparent Resin Dice Mold Set of 7 Sharp Edge Dice Silicone Mould for Custom UV Resin Dice
  4. Viridis Mould by IOD Iron Orchid Designs
  5. SAFETY KEYCHAINS SET 11 pcs Utility Keychain, Protection Keychain, Monogrammed Protection Keychains, Monogrammed Keyring, Wristlet Keychain

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When looking at silicone molds from sellers on Etsy, you'll find everything from mini astronaut figurines to giant shapes for custom tables. But whether you're checking out molds for resin jewelry or want to add some kawaii molds to your collection, you should consider the thickness and finish of the silicone.


Silicone is pliable and heat-resistant, making it an excellent material for all types of resin molds. If the resin mold has a glossy shine, so will your finished product. A matte mold will create a matte finish on your newly poured figurine.


Not all silicone mold kits work the same. Some resin molds will release your earring or pendant easily. However, you may find that other molds don't want to let go. If the mold is too thick, it will be less flexible; if it is too thin, it may tear. Thick silicone molds designed for resin craft often release the cured resin more easily than thin-walled molds. Regardless of the thickness of your mold, have some quick-release spray handy.

Fill a bowl and let the mold relax in a warm water bath for 10–15 minutes. For large resin molds, you may need to fill the mold with warm soapy water. Any residue should soften, and you should be able to clean it off with a soft sponge or cloth. If you still have stubborn bits stuck in the mold, put the mold in the freezer for a few minutes. The cold will harden the resin and help it to pop out. Once you've removed any residue, let the mold air-dry, because a towel can leave fibers in the mold that will transfer to your next resin project.