The Easiest Way To Make Silicone Molds with Bathroom Caulk.
Channel: Hilary Bravo
Date: 2021-03-23

I prefer to work outside if possible for this method. This is one the easiest way to make silicone moulds with Bathroom Caulk. 
If working outside is not an option then this method will make working indoors a whole lot easier and much more pleasant. Keep windows open for some through air flow and a fan on will help.
Silicone Caulk has a vinegary smell - some people don't like it, some don't mind - I don't mind at all. However using a Lemon Scented Washing Up Liquid really helps to lessen and change the smell for the better somewhat - not entirely though. 
I’m using 100% Transparent Bathroom Caulk and a Lemon Scented Washing Up Liquid and Cold Water. 
I also use a shallow tray to contain the moulds whilst they are curing that I frequently keep splashed with some of the cold soapy water.
As a result the Silicone Caulk does not stick to my hands or to the tray. 
If you run out of Silicone Caulk or need to stop for any reason you can get some more - it is inexpensive - and carry on with the project. The new Silicone will stick to previous layer. Not always but mostly. 


00.00 First Mixing - adding washing up liquid to a bowl of cold water.
01.25 Gently gathering the silicone spaghetti under the water.
02.11 Continue to work it together out of the bowl.
02.33 Second Mixing. 
03.41 Dividing the Silicone in to two pieces.
03.52 Pressing in the old Oyster Shell.
04.28 Pressing in the Fir Cone base.

You will need -
Ideally an outdoor space - if not perhaps by an open window or try to create a 
through-draught.  or put on a fan to disperse any fumes.

Fair sized washing up bowl or similar.
Cold water.
Washing up liquid.
A plastic tray.
Clear Silicone Caulk.
Objects of your choice - natural and/or found.
A little time and patience.