Oreo Biscuit Silicone Mould — for Resin, Wax

This biscuit mould gives you the classic sandwich-cookie silhouette that reads perfectly in candle wax, resin, and clay. The single cavity’s compact size (about 5.5 cm wide × 2 cm high) is ideal for batching melts or small keepsakes without long cure times.

For wax, pour a bit cooler to keep the embossed edge crisp; use as melts or toppers for tealights/jar lids. (If you want a wicked mini, set a short wick pin in a metal cup or drill after cure—always test-burn safely.)

For resin, brush a thin seal coat to lock in inclusions (gold leaf, shimmer, micro-letters), then fill slowly to avoid air along the raised rim; try a two-pour technique (opaque “cream” layer + tinted “biscuit” layer) for a realistic look.

For clay (air-dry/polymer), press from centre outward, smooth the back before release, and pierce a tiny hole pre-cure if making hanging tags.

Care: wash with mild soap and water, no abrasives/knives, keep away from direct flame/overheating, and store flat to prevent warping—simple habits that keep the biscuit details sharp pour after pour.