How To Make Your own Bakeable Molds for Liquid Polymer Clay

This was actually fun! I hope you enjoy this video and give it a try if you love playing with polymer clay. And of course there's a cat hair stuck to one of the molds LOL.

Per the mold star website this MoldStar 15 is heat resistant up to 450 degrees F, 232 degrees C.

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As always, be safe when working with resin or paint. Work in a well ventilated area. Keep a fire extinguisher nearby. Wear a respirator and nitrile gloves when working with resin and mica powders.