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Springtime moments full of creativity - that's what awaits you with the cute Casting mould "Bunny family". The mould consists of two figures in different sizes - a large and a small bunny. With a depth of 3 cm each and dimensions of approx. 15 x 8.5 cm (large bunny) and approx. 12 x 7 cm (small bunny), it offers great design options for your Easter DIY projects.
The special thing about this casting mould is that it is perfect for creative casting compound or concrete. With a total filling quantity of approx. 370 ml, you can pour your castings in any thickness.
Use this casting mould to create cute Easter decorations that will bring spring into your home. After hardening, the concrete can be embellished with napkin technique, for example. Make sure that the surface is primed with white acrylic paint beforehand. Colors such as acrylic, ink gold, effect paint and glitter are also ideal for decorating your figures.
Use the Casting mould "Bunny family" in a variety of ways - whether for table decorations, window decorations, decoration pendants or as a gift. The result is always unique. Whether alone or with the family, with this casting mold you can conjure up cute figures in no time at all that will make every heart beat faster.
Order the Casting mould "Bunny family" today and decorate your home or surprise your loved ones with spring decorations!
Tips to use:
Preparations:
Mix the desired casting compound according to the instructions. If you wish, you can color it with color pigment powder.
Application:
Slowly pour the mixed casting compound into the casting mould. Leave a rim of at least 2 mm free to make it easier to demould your casting later.
Gently tap the casting mould so that the mixture is evenly distributed and any air bubbles come to the surface. You can then prick these with a lace object.
Time to dry:
Allow the casting compound to harden well. Follow the drying times specified in the instructions for the casting compound.
Work to finish:
You can now demould your casting. If the casting does not come off simply by dropping it, you can carefully loosen the mould all around with your fingers and tap it against the mould.
Good to know:
For detailed moulds, we recommend using a mould release agent or release wax to protect the mould.
