LET'S RESIN Pudding Jar Resin Molds with Lid, Epoxy Molds Silicone for Storage Bottle,Candle Holder,Candy Container, Epoxy Casting Craft,Flower Pot, Gifts

I only get molds for things that serve some sort of function - resin jars, vases, and wind chimes have been a fun and productive hobby for like six months now. But this is quickly becoming one of my favorites. Perhaps experience is helping me work with the medium better, but these seem to just come out so perfectly smooth and shiny and crystal clear. I use the Let’s Resin brand epoxy resin and have been getting other accessories by them as well. They are a brand I trust and I feel the quality surprisingly exceeds what could be expected from the low price points. The flexibility of this mold had me worried first cast because I thought it might rip, but instead it has released its product over and over with great results and seemingly no injury. By just pulling the lip down all around (on both the jar and lid) and slowly sliding/shimmying it down the pieces are easy to remove while not seeming to wear out the mold too badly. I’ve turned some molds to crumbling chalk, always using a heating pad and sometimes leaving pieces in for days while i add new layers to set… but this one still feels as it did when it first arrived so far despite many such casts. Most importantly, being the theme is such a colorful fungal one, I am having fun doing different styles and will be glad to gift these to people. I have no intention of setting up yet another resin cast trinket shop, but all my coworkers love these and one offered to buy a couple from me upon first glance. So this mold has already paid for itself and I’m not even a merchant. I have seen this exact mold in bundles elsewhere for similar prices, and I intend to get some of those bundles at some point just to have more a variety of the lovely taxonomic kingdom which helped me become sentient, but the real question is are they getting them from the same source or casting a different mold from a master. If the latter is true I would bet that this brand’s version is higher quality. I have many molds from different companies, and Let’s Resin’s stuff always seems to be better than comparably priced other brand. When i’ve had issues with missing things they respond quickly and fairly to make it square. Basically they are my first choice when looking for any new toys for this hobby, and I’m really glad I found this mold especially.

These molds are a crafter’s dream! The jars came out the perfect size, and the silicone is high-quality—flexible yet firm. Nothing sticks to it, cleanup is super easy, and the finished jars are absolutely beautiful. I love how detailed the lid turns out, and the mold has great resistance and doesn’t warp. I’ve already made several for gifts and storage—super happy with this purchase!

Bought this to preserve flowers from a loved one’s funeral, because tossing them felt wrong and keeping them in a dusty shoebox felt worse. This mold was perfect—poured the resin, arranged the petals, and boom: instead of a pile of dried stems, I now have a beautiful keepsake that looks like it belongs in an art gallery (or at least on my mantle). The silicone popped the piece out smooth and flawless—no wrestling match, no weird bubbles, no “oops, it ripped.” It’s sturdy enough for beginners but makes you look like you know what you’re doing. Now I have a jar that holds love, memory, and a sprinkle of glitter for good measure. Highly recommend—unless you like crying over wilted flowers instead.

Easy to use. A good size (think half a soda can height with slightly bigger diameter) and great quality. The shape is exactly as expected, top screws on, and it holds a decent amount of resin. I have not had any bubbles with it

The Reasonable Reviewer family loves resin casting, and this fully functioning, screw top jar is a nice add to our mold collection. (Please see the enclosed pictures.) We used a combination of mica powder coating and alcohol dyes to add some variety to our casting, and the results were stunning. The top does screw on nicely, easily, and fits tight. The mold is a good size too. You can see from the pictures that the jar is about as big as the palm of an adult man. One small caveat, we tried very hard, but there were some trapped air bubbles around the edges of the screw face on the jar portion. You will need to work extra hard to ensure that all the air bubbles are removed. Even with this small imperfection, the casting still turned out great. All in all, this is a good looking casting that is both giftable and practical.

I’ve never had a negative experience with Let’s Resin molds. Like the others, this mold is free from defects including anything on the surface that would transfer to the resin. The mold is built sturdily; even so, demolding is not difficult. I’ve had some issues with getting the lid to fit right onto the jar.

This cute mushroom jar was so much fun to pour! I was so excited to demold it. The mold was very easy to use and the demold was pretty straight forward, as you can see from my video. Once I gently ran my thumb around the edges and pushed outwards to loosen the seal then I was able to get my finger down into the mold and pull it right off. There were no areas that stuck to the resin and the resin finish was beautiful and shiny. The only imperfections were a few bubbles around the bottom of the mushroom jars lid, but that's not an issue with the mold, this momma got distracted and missed running my qtip around that specific area. I have another let's resin mold and each piece on that mold is marked with how many ounces of resin it takes to fill each piece. This mold does not tell you or come with any instructions. There are a lot of videos on YouTube, however, that can help beginners. I will admit that I did make this with a different brand of resin, because I couldn't wait and I had this brand on hand, my let's resin brand resin was delivered as I was demolding this jar. I have watched many review videos by trusted resin artists of the Let's Resin crystal clear and bubble free resin and I cannot wait to try their resin with this jar mold. Maybe I won't have the issue with the bubbles. Pros: Easy to use and demold. Easy to paint the dots of the lid. Resin has a beautiful finish, great price, quick shipping. Cons: due to the curve of the mold you need to make sure that you pay close attention and babysit your mold to ensure that bubbles don't get trapped around the edges. This is a common issue with many molds though not just this one. It doesn't state how much resin it takes to fill each piece. No instructions are included so be sure to look up some tutorial videos on YouTube and watch those before jumping right in. Ideas for product improvement: include instructions for using the mold or at least direct customers to one of the very helpful YouTube tutorials (Wanda's blessed creations video #290 wood be a good one!) I would love to see another mold like this one that has a screw on lid. Totally worth the $10 and the wait to demold! It's so cute! I can't wait to make more of these! I do highly recommend this mold! If you are a beginner please be sure to watch videos on how to avoid ava remove bubbles, proper PPE, and follow the instructions on your resin to the T and you should have beautiful results.

Excellent quality and sturdy jar mold w. twist on lids. Great for Qtips or other storage usage . Holds about 6ozs of resin.