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SILICONE MOLDS

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Silicone moulds

36 silicone moulds — the largest subcategory of tools and accessories. Most are meant for soap, but you will also find a mould for wax melts in the shape of a monstera leaf and a mould for beeswax rectangles. Silicone is flexible, so the finished piece pops out easily and the mould can be used again and again.

Motifs for every occasion

  • Lettering: a round HANDMADE mould, an oval reading SOAP and a square 100% HAND MADE mould — useful when it should be obvious at a glance that the piece was made by hand.
  • Nature: a ginkgo leaf, a flower, a peony, a tree, a tortoise, butterflies, small animals and three bee motifs — bees, bees on flowers, and little bees and beetles.
  • Seasonal motifs: Easter eggs (10 pcs), Leto / Summer, a 3D pumpkin and Halloween, a mix of Christmas motifs, a snowflake and a soap with a Christmas tree.
  • Classic shapes: rectangles and ovals in several sizes, a 3D heart of 5.4 × 5.8 × 3.5 cm, a faceted heart, a lace pattern, a cloud tunnel for sliced soaps and mixes of 6 shapes or 12 motifs.

Several pieces at once

Many moulds have more than one cavity — from 4 to 12 — so a single pour gives you a whole batch of small soaps. For slicing tunnel blocks, the cutter in tools and utensils does the job. If you pour candles, there is a separate range in candle moulds; bath bombs have their own bath bomb moulds.

Not sure which motif to pick? We can advise at [email protected].

Frequently asked questions

Are the moulds only for soap?

Most are, but the range also includes a mould for wax melts shaped like a monstera leaf and a mould for beeswax rectangles. For candles we have a separate Candle moulds category.

Do you have moulds with more than one cavity?

Yes — an oval with 8, flowers with 6, butterflies with 9, Easter eggs with 10 or a mix of 12 motifs, for example. A single pour then gives you a whole batch.

How do I get the finished soap out of the mould?

Silicone is flexible — just ease the mould gently away from the edges and push the piece out carefully. The mould is not damaged in the process and can be used again.