Grungy Frames - Finnabair

Create your favorite castings with this silicone mould! Use resin, clay, fondant and more to create your own shapes for you crafting projects.

Depending on which medium you are using, you may find that a very light dusting of cornflour in the mould helps it release easier, especially with the air dry clay which tends to be a little more moist than the paper clay.

Simply press into the mould and remove all excess so it is even and only the depressed parts are covered.

If using clays, they are best attached to you piece whilst still wet, as they can be shaped to fit your surface and will dry in place.  I like to put a coat of paint over mine, so that it slows the drying process and there tends to be less cracking.

I like the rustic look of a few cracks, but if you want a perfect finish, you can come back and fill in any cracks or imperfections with a little more clay and then paint again.

I like to use a flexible pva type glue that is available from Bunnings. 

We also stock Resin mixture which brings out the best detail when using the moulds.

We now also stock Resin to use in your moulds

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