Palksky Lotus Tealight Candles Holders Resin Mold, Flower Candlestick Epoxy Casting Silicone Molds for DIY Jewelry Box, Trinket Container, Candy Box Home Table Decoration

I love these for my resin candles! So fun to fill and can make so many diffrent colors for all occasions. I will definately tell people about these! Thank you.

At first I tried using resin... but I messed up the mixture and my project came out gooey... not the molds fault. So then I washed everything up and tried using my gympsum poweder (very fine cement) and it seemed to work out great. After an hour of hardening I pulled my cement out of it and everything was perfect.... except the cup part was way too thin... so i mixed a bit more of the cement (2 parts powder 1 part water) and just poured it inside the cup of the finished project. NOW its perfect... the cup bottom isnt too thin and the flower came out perfect. I will be using this over and over and painting it with acrylics to make it beautiful... cant even tell its cement.

I love the mold, however it is very thin on the base and the mold tore the first time using it when removing the finished product.

Very Pretty, Can someone please explain to me which side do i use to pour the resin? I'm knew to this.Thank you,

Liked it so much works well with glitter and flowers.

So I have made 5 sets and I love this mold. Sturdy and easy to demold resin. Easy to clean. Defiantly a winner in my book

Very pretty product when complete, but.... the mold is faulty as others have said. Easy to remove from mold, somewhat difficult to fill though. The bottom of the mold does need more lip to hold more resin. The bottom ends up being too thin almost breakable. I did remedy this by filling the inside of the lotus with more resin. Finished product in picture.

Made some very pretty candle holders