🚫 Originally designed by TheHandmadeCharm,
copying and duplicating
the mold is prohibited.
*** this is an updated new version with bigger cavities, the candles fit in standard sized holder much better.
*** If you prefer the earlier smaller version, please message me.
The mold may come with a different color.
For sale is 1 handmade heavy duty silicone tea light candle mold with 4 cavities, self designed with lovely honeybee.
Great for tea light candles or wax melt, even small lotion bar or tiny sample soap.
( watch the video to learn how to make perfect tea lights: https://www.facebook.com/thehandmadecharms/posts/2261893067462441)
The cavity is about 1.5” wide, 5/8” deep, the candles made from the mold fit very well in standard sized tea light candle holder.
very easy to release, no release agent is needed. works great with beeswax, paraffin or blend, but some container soy wax may not like silicone, please pour a little to test first.
Instructions:
1. Pour in your wax at the right temperature without any wick.
2. wax your wick.
3. Remove the candles after about 10 minutes and use a toothpick to poke a hole at the center for your wick.
4. Insert in your waxed candle wick.
Wick suggestion for beeswax : square braid #4/0
Note: This is a handmade product, I won't be able to guarantee that every mold would look exactly the same. But each one is made with great care, we try our best to give it a great look. and newly made mold does have a slight silicone smell since we don't use chemical to get rid of it like the factories do, but it would go away after a while and it doesn't affect your scented soap at all.
To extend the lifetime of this mold, I recommend :
1.to pour your soap/wax at the right temperature
2. not to use it under extreme condition (baking or freezing long ), a few minutes wouldn't hurt though )
3. not to use extreme pressure/ strength on it, you really don't have to.
The last, enjoy the easy way of making your homemade candle/soap.
If you are buying more than 4, please ask for a better shipping price.
Questions are welcome.
Thanks for looking.
