9477 Christmas Tree Silicone Candle Mold
9477 Christmas Tree Silicone Candle Mold
Candle Demolding Note
The star at the top of the Christmas tree is a delicate detail. When making candles, it may occasionally break during demolding. If this happens, simply reattach the separated star piece to the candle after demolding. This issue generally does not occur when using the mold with resin or plaster, as these materials are more rigid after curing.
Create detailed Christmas tree candles with layered branches, bauble decorations and a star topper. This flexible silicone mold is suitable for festive candle making, handmade gifts and seasonal craft projects.
- Model: 9477
- Mold size: 8 cm diameter × 14.9 cm high (3.15 × 5.87 in)
- Finished piece size: 6.8 cm diameter × 13.3 cm high (2.68 × 5.24 in)
- Mold weight: 245 g
- Reference finished piece weight: approximately 140 g
Color and finished appearance depend on the material and pigments used. Measurements are based on the supplied product specification image.
Detailed Description
Model 9477 is a flexible silicone mold for a detailed Christmas tree form with layered branches, bauble decorations and a star topper. The mold measures approximately 8 cm in diameter by 14.9 cm high and produces a finished piece approximately 6.8 cm in diameter by 13.3 cm high.
The mold itself weighs approximately 245 g. A finished piece is shown at an approximate reference weight of 140 g, but actual weight and appearance depend on the casting material and process.
Use Cases
- Christmas tree candles and seasonal candle collections
- Festive resin ornaments and decorative castings
- Plaster or gypsum Christmas decorations
- Handmade gifts and holiday craft projects
- Small-batch seasonal production
FAQ
What materials can I cast?
The existing product guidance supports candle wax, resin and plaster. Resin and plaster form a more rigid finished piece than candle wax.
What is the finished size?
The finished piece is approximately 6.8 cm in diameter and 13.3 cm high. The silicone mold is approximately 8 cm in diameter and 14.9 cm high.
Why does the star need extra care?
The star at the top is a delicate detail. A wax star can occasionally break during demolding because the cured candle is less rigid than resin or plaster.
How should I demold the top star?
Wait until the casting is fully set, then flex the silicone away gradually and avoid pulling directly on the star. If a wax star separates, it can be reattached after demolding as noted in the product guidance.
Will every finished piece have the same weight and color?
No. The approximately 140 g finished-piece weight is a reference. Actual weight, color and appearance depend on the selected casting material, pigments and process.