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Each size:

Dangle Earring: 1x0.8x0.125 inch each
Earring hole size: 0.06x0.06 inch each

There is now a no hole's option. This makes it easier to use clay in the molds. The same exact mold, just no silicone to make the hole.


MADE TO ORDER A GRADE MOLD
Earrings are 1/8th of an inch thick this means the molds will be thin. The amount of silicone to support the earring cavity will range from 1/8th of an inch to 1/4 of an inch thick. Most earrings are mirrored unless they are the same exact when mirrored. Earring mold(s) will come in clear/cloudy silicone only. They will not be colored. Due to these small sizes sometimes, the laser had a hard time cutting them evenly. Please look carefully at the photos. These molds are tiny, etching can/could be difficult to show up due to the thin lines and amount of detail. It may take patience to get the etching to show up nice. Please understand these molds could take more time and patience than other molds. I use a pressure pot to make sure there are no bubbles in my pieces, so the etching comes out perfect. From there I use make up sponges and apple barrel white acrylic water-based paint to make the etching pop. Due to the depth of these molds, it may take more time than normal for your 2-part resin to cure. UV resin should work normally. Please be sure to read your resin instructions for the best results. The silicone I use is Smooth-ons Dragon Skin 10 Slow. It is a cloudy clear. It is not completely clear, but many customers have had luck with uv resin and the cloudy clear. If you are not sure if your resin will work with these molds, please do not purchase. There is no refund after use.

**This mold is NOT food safe. It can be used for resins, concrete, and polymers**
*You will not receive pictured mold; this photo is for the advertisement*
Please read the entire listing description and check shop announcements.

Mold Rankings:

A grade ranges from perfect to minor imperfections. They can be perfect and free from any imperfections or have a few specs of dirt or hairs in the cavity of the mold. The dirt and small hairs will be tiny or barely stick above the surface of the mold. It may not affect your piece, but I cannot guarantee. A dome/flood coat is recommended. There will not be any smudges on the inside of the mold. Outside of the cavity may have smudges, dirt, hair, or other imperfections. The imperfections on the outside of the cavity cannot harm your pieces. Most likely, they will contain dirt and hairs.

B grade will have a few pieces of dirt, hair, or other imperfections in the cavity. Small enough they can be fixed with a dome/flood coat or extra tlc. Outside of the cavity may have smudges, dirt, hair, or other imperfections. The imperfections on the outside of the cavity cannot harm your pieces. B grade is most likely going to affect the outcome of your mold. Hence, the cheaper price.

-I have not personally tried any molds with UV Resin. I have heard if you use thin layers (2 or more layers) it will work. I have heard mixed reviews about it. I cannot guarantee these molds will work with UV Resin. *If you are using a UV resin, send me a message. The dark pigment in the mold can make it difficult for resin to cure. I will send the mold with no pigment for a better chance of successful results. As a reminder it may take longer for your resin to cure depending on the directions on the bottle. It is common for thin layers to take longer than the 1/4-inch layers. The amount of pigment, powder, alcohol ink, etc., will take longer to cure. It is also possible if there is too much added, it will always be bendy. Make sure to follow the directions on everything. I have not used these for anything other than 2-part resins. I have heard they work for some clays and not others. I have had customers use these for wax and freshies and have had amazing results.

**This mold is NOT food safe. It can be used for resins, concrete, and polymers**

Please note:
- I have a pet-friendly home and it is impossible to keep things 100% clean. My prices reflect how much I feel the mold is worth. My goal is to provide quality molds at an affordable price. Please read the description below. I also do extensive, slight and no trimming. The amount of trimming depends on the piece. The trimming does not affect the quality of the cavity. The corners may be trimmed back, and the sides of the mold may be slightly trimmed.
-I am not a professional mold maker, it is a hobby. There may be some imperfections such as lint and hair. A dome/flood coat will take care of these small issues. I am not responsible for any damages that happen during shipping, but please contact me so we can figure something out. I am not responsible for any shipping delays.

*There is no refund for failure to read and understand the shipping times. No refunds. No cancellations. No exceptions. Molds are most likely going to be Dragon Skin 10 silicone. A very few are Mold Star 15 slow. More information can be found on the Reynolds Advanced Materials website.

*This mold is NOT food safe. It can be used for resins, concrete, and polymers**

*These molds are NOT food safe, there are no refunds for not reading the listing you purchased. I am not responsible for telling you how to use the mold. Make sure to look into the Dragon Skin 10 Slow and Mold Star 15 Slow for exact details on Reynolds Advanced Materials website.

*Please read the description and processing time of each product and the question-and-answer section before purchasing. Especially if you are purchasing out of the United States. I know there is excitement when placing an order but, please do not message me asking when your order will be shipped. I am working as fast as I can to get your order to you!

**This mold is NOT food safe. It can be used for resins, concrete, and polymers**

Care Instructions:
-Do not touch the cavity or shiny part of the mold. This will cause scuffs and scratches. Once the mold is scuffed, it is extremely hard/impossible to get those marks off or back to being shiny.
-Be careful when using a torch or any kind of heat. Heat for too long will melt or damage the mold causing it to become frail or break when demolding. Too much heat may also cause the resin to fuse and melt to the mold.
-Molds are delicate and can become scratched or smudged easily.
-You can use painters' tape to remove the cured resin off the mold. You must be gentle and careful. This has worked well for me but does not work for everyone.
-To make the mold last, avoid stretching and pulling when demolding.
-Please use proper PPE when using resin.
- Feel free to tag me in your creations on Instagram @WislynFarmCreations for a feature.

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