Candle Craft Silicone Molds for Expressive Handmade Designs

Ornament Egg

Ornament Easter Egg Mold has the size of the finished candle:• Weight: 120 g (4.2 oz)• Height: 75 mm..

17.00 €

Moon phases cat head 3D

SIZES & KEY INFO• Finished piece weight: 170 g / 6 oz• Height: 75 mm / 3 in• Width: 85 mm / 3.3 ..

20.00 €

Witchcraft symbols

Witchcraft symbols mold for tealight candles has finished product size:• Weight: approx. 13 g / 0.4 ..

23.00 €

Christmas tree hat Scandinavian gnome 3D

Bring the magic of Christmas into your home with this Christmas Tree Hat Gnome 3D Food Safe Silicone..

20.00 €

Heart 10cm/4inch

Heart mold has the size of finished product (candle): • Weight: 100 g / 3.5 oz • Height: 100 mm / ..

30.00 €

Stack of skulls 3D

This versatile silicone mold is perfect for creating unique and eye-catching home decor, gifts, or e..

18.00 €

Triple Goddess

Triple Goddess mold has the following finished candle size:• Weight: 100 g (3.5 oz)• Height: 90 mm (..

19.00 €

Santa Muerte

Santa Muerte Mold Skull has the size of finished product (candle):• Weight: 100 g / 3.5 oz• Height: ..

20.00 €

Full Moon

Full moon mold for soap has the size of finished product: • Weight: 140 g / 4.9 oz • Height: 65 mm..

19.00 €

Big Cat Head

Create unique and detailed cat-shaped candles, soaps, and resin art with the Big Cat Head Silicone M..

25.00 €

Little Buddha cat head

Buddha Cat Head Mold has the following finished product size (soap or candle):- Weight: 52 g / 1.8 o..

17.00 €

Buddha cat head

Buddha Cat Head Mold Gothic has the size of finished product: • Weight: 167 g / 5.9 oz • Height: 7..

25.00 €

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Are these molds only suitable for wax, or can I pour other materials like plaster or soap bases?

While primarily designed for candle making with waxes like soy, beeswax, or paraffin, many molds in this collection are versatile enough for other crafting mediums. Depending on the specific design, you can also use high-quality soap bases, plaster, or concrete to create custom soaps, paperweights, or rustic ornaments. Always review the selected model's details to confirm if it fits your intended casting material.

How can I demold intricate shapes without damaging the fine details or tearing the silicone?

To safely remove detailed castings, demold your finished piece slowly and gradually, paying close attention to delicate or highly textured sections. Never use sharp metal tools, knives, or needles to assist in demolding, as they can easily puncture or tear the flexible silicone material. Working gently preserves both the intricate features of your finished piece and the fine details of your mold.

What is the correct way to clean and store these silicone molds between projects?

After each pour, gently wash your mold with warm water and a mild soap to clear away any remaining wax or casting residue. Do not use abrasive sponges or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can damage the smooth inner surface of the silicone. Once fully dry, store the mold flat in a cool, dry location away from direct heat and direct sunlight to keep it in excellent condition.