Feather Bookmark Mould

Give your resin bookmarks a delicate, nature-inspired look with the Feather Bookmark Mould from Shrebhavi. Made from flexible food-grade silicone, this mould captures fine feather details — veins, quill, and all — so every cast comes out crisp and ready to finish.

Perfect for hobbyists and small resin businesses alike, this mould works with UV resin, epoxy resin, and even air-dry clay or wax. Cast a single bookmark or batch several at a time for gifting, selling, or personal use. The non-stick surface releases cleanly without tearing your cured piece.

• Fine feather detail: Captures delicate vein patterns and a tapered quill shape for realistic, elegant bookmarks
• Works with multiple materials: Compatible with UV resin, two-part epoxy resin, air-dry clay, and candle wax
• Flexible silicone build: Easy to demould — simply peel back the mould without cracking or distorting your cured piece
• Bookmark-ready sizing: Shaped to a practical length that fits standard paperback and hardcover books comfortably
• Reusable and durable: Silicone holds its shape across many pours with proper care, making it cost-effective for regular crafters
• Great for customisation: Add pigments, glitter, dried flowers, or foil flakes to create one-of-a-kind pieces
• Beginner friendly: No release agent needed — just pour, cure, and pop out your finished bookmark

How to Use

Pour your mixed and coloured resin slowly into the mould cavity to avoid air bubbles. Use a toothpick or heat gun briefly to pop any surface bubbles. Cure under a UV lamp (for UV resin) or leave flat for the full epoxy cure time. Once fully cured, gently flex the mould and push the piece out from the back. Sand edges lightly if needed and add a jump ring or ribbon at the quill end for a finished bookmark.

Safety Tips

Always work in a well-ventilated space when using epoxy or UV resin. Wear nitrile gloves to avoid skin contact with uncured resin. Keep resin materials away from children. Store the mould flat or hanging in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to extend its lifespan.