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A creative community for resin casting, silicone mold making, and handmade projects. Share ideas, learn new techniques, and get inspired!

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Question from Mariam
Dear Mariam I got an email saying you had asked me a question, but when I came to Skool I could no longer find the question, could you please post it in here, and here is my first answer: Sure could you first let me know what kind of kit you bought, maybe a link to it, there are some important things to know about this. What are you trying to make a mold of? What material is made of, what kind of silicone are you using? Tin cure or Platinum cure. What went wrong, so dear Mariam I would love to help you, but you need be a bit more specific
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Well. even better take some pics of your project and also failures, but here is a very important thing to remember, when working with resin, especially Platinum cure. It is for the most of the time food safe and is very good to work with. BUT it can often have some curing issues if the the object you are making a mold of, is not compatiable with this kind of silicone. The best idea and yes a bit time consuming, is to make a curing test of the object. Mix a very small amount of silicone, and put it somewhere on the object and see if it cures well. Tin cure resin roughly cures with almost any object so to say :)
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@Mariam DePalma Yes this part I understood, but again a picture or 2 of your failuer, and let us see the mold. The object and the mold box also comes into play in what kind of mold you need to build :) Splitmold, cutmold, etc
A Farewell Message to Our Community ❤️
Dear everyone, After giving it some thought, I've decided to close our Resin Art & Mold Making community here on Skool. Unfortunately, the activity and engagement in the group haven't been what I had hoped for, and with several other projects requiring my time and attention, I've come to the conclusion that it's time to move on. Sometimes, it's better to focus your energy on a few things rather than trying to do everything at once. I want to sincerely thank all 45 members who joined this little community. Whether you've been active, shared your work, asked questions, or simply followed along, I truly appreciate you being here. My passion for resin art, mold making, and creating things hasn't changed. I'll simply be focusing my efforts elsewhere, and hopefully, our paths will cross again one day. I wish each and every one of you all the best, lots of creativity, and great success with your future projects. Keep creating, keep experimenting, and most importantly, keep enjoying what you do! Thank you for being part of this journey. Let's Stay Connected! ❤️ Just because this Skool community is closing doesn't mean the creative journey ends here! If you'd like to keep following my work, see my latest resin creations, new projects, and behind-the-scenes updates from Zero Matrix Studio, you're more than welcome to join me on Instagram. 👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zeromatrixstudio/ I'd love to see you there! Note: The group will be closed on the 19th of November because my subscription must be renewed on the 20th of November. Thanks again for being part of this community, and keep creating! ❤️ Pete
A Farewell Message to Our Community ❤️
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@Mariam DePalma yeah I was thinking the same when I just Aproved your membership request few minutes ago
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But if the group starts to be super active I WILL find the time to do it, just not hours every day, but for sure make some routine where I can answer and post something daily
I wish you all a wonderful day
Hey everyone! How’s everyone doing today? Got any exciting crafting projects planned? I’m currently working on a few handmade resin chess sets. They're sitting in the pressure pot right now, getting those damn air bubbles squeezed out of them 😂 Ah yes, those pesky little bubbles… I think we all know that struggle a little too well! 🤣 Once the pieces are finished, I’ll share some pictures here so you can see how they turned out. So, what’s on your crafting table today? Anything fun, exciting, or maybe a little challenging? Would love to hear what you’re all working on! ❤️
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The mold you reach for again and again
Some molds become workshop favorites because their shapes keep suggesting new possibilities. Take a familiar mold and write down what makes it worth returning to. Is it the shape, the way a two-color design works in it, or how easily the finished piece fits into a larger set? Those details are useful when choosing your next mold. A design you enjoy using repeatedly can teach you more about color and composition than constantly moving to a new shape. For the next cast, change one design decision rather than everything at once. Keep the same palette and move the color boundary, or keep the layout and try a different contrast. Put the old and new pieces next to each other. The comparison gives everyone something concrete to discuss, especially if you include a photo of the mold and explain the single change you made. Which mold have you used the most, and what keeps bringing you back to it?
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Let's bring some life back into this group! 😊
Hi everyone! 👋 It's been a little quiet around here lately, and I'll be the first to admit that I haven't been very active myself. But I'd really like to change that! I originally created this community because I love working with resin, making silicone molds, experimenting with colors, and turning crazy ideas into something real. And I know I'm not the only one who enjoys getting creative (and occasionally making a spectacular mess!). 😂 So, let's start with something simple. What are you working on at the moment? Are you casting something new, experimenting with a silicone mold, or perhaps struggling with a project that just won't cooperate? Tell us about it, and feel free to share a photo! I'd love to see what everyone's been creating. ❤️ Pete
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Hi I’m Pete from Zero Matrix Studio. I make art, custom silicone molds, laser engravings, prototypes and much more. Background Mechanical engineer

Active 7d ago
Joined Feb 6, 2026
Löcknitz, Germany