Making Molds
Where can I purchase molds for resin making?
I’m looking to purchase resin molds for jewelry making online. I’m looking for heart molds to make pendants and cabochons. Please, if possible, leave a URL. Googling has gotten me nowhere 
I have tried local craft stores but unfortunately they don’t have what I am looking for.
It sounds like an interesting hobby. Have you tried looking in your local craft shops? or pick up the yellow pages and make a few phone calls. Overstock.com or amazon.com might have what you want.
How to make a two-part mold
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