Carrot silicone mold - Carrot table candle mold - DIY table candle mold - Summer candle mold - Autumn candle mold - Vegetable candle mold

Dimensions of the finished product Carrot:
Diameter: 24 mm (0.94 inch);
The lower diameter: 22 mm (0.86 inch);
Height: 220 mm (8.66 inch)
Weight – 61 grams

Please read all the important information below:
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With one mold you can make hundreds of candles (or soap, concrete decor), if used properly.
This mold suitable for all kinds of wax melts, concrete, jesmonite, soap.
It is not food-safe and not suitable for resin.
We do offer some food-safe molds — you’ll see that option in the product listing.
Our regular molds are green; food-safe molds are white.
Some of the molds have one or two cuts to ensure easy demolding.
CUTS MAY NOT BE STRAIGHT — this depends on the complexity of removing the prototype from the mold. All work is handmade.
Molds do not come with pre-made holes (for candles).
If needed, we can mark the point where you can pierce a hole (contact us, please).
Important: You must make the holes yourself using an awl or a big needle (we can send you photos of them). After piercing, the mold is considered used and cannot be returned.
We recommend doing a test casting without a wick first to make sure it works for your needs.
Rubber bands are included in the box to help secure the mold during casting.

A plastic formwork is included with any mold that requires additional support during use.
How to use the formwork:
Do not expose the formwork to direct sunlight, do not hit, drop, bake it in the oven, or overheat it with a heat gun above 100°C (only around a minute is allowed when warming up the mold with a formwork).
First preheat the mold,then assemble the formwork around the mold piece by piece, secure it with fasteners and rubber bands, then slightly warm up the mold with a heat gun one more time — and it’s ready for pouring!
The silicone is heat-resistant from -40°C to +200°C.
Do not bake the mold if it is not food safe one.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions regarding the use of molds, delivery, customs fees, or wholesale orders — we will be happy to provide you with detailed information, send you pictures and videos!
ENJOY CREATING AMAZING PIECES WITH OUR MOLDS!

· Made of high-quality raw materials, this silicone mold will serve you for a very long time.
· It is extremely flexible and allows easy demolding with no sticking.
· The mold is highly detailed, so your candle, statue, or soap will come out like a true piece of art.
· You can use it with all kinds of waxes, concrete, and soap.
· Easy to clean:
1)Rinse with warm water if it's not heavily soiled.
2)For stronger pigments or concrete residue, use warm water with dishwashing detergent and a soft sponge, or apply oil before use and then wash with detergent.
3)Apply a silicone spray before casting concrete to help keep the mold clean, if needed.
If mold is visibly clean there is no need to clean it after each casting, you can just wipe it with wet tissue.
Our vacuum equipment ensures that the prototype is perfect and bubble-free.

DELIVERY
Standard delivery from Ukraine takes approximately 7 days to most countries.
For Australia, New Zealand, and South America, delivery may take up to 21 days if shipped via national postal service, or around 7 days with a private courier.

REFUNDS AND EXCHANGES
If there is a defect or any fault on our part, we will refund the full cost of the item or send you a replacement.
If you wish to exchange or return the item for any other reason, the return shipping cost is not covered by us.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
Before use, preheat the mold with a hair dryer to avoid temperature shock, and lubricate it well with silicone spray. This ensures easy demolding and helps maintain the mold’s quality.
When pouring, avoid tightening the mold with rubber bands too much, as this can distort its shape and affect the final look of your candle.
After each use, wash the mold thoroughly with warm water and detergent, let it dry completely, and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
We recommend testing the mold with your wax without inserting a wick on the first try to evaluate the final product and identify any imperfections.

HOW TO MAKE A MOLDED CANDLE
1. Calculating the Wax Amount
The weight of the finished candle is mentioned in the product description. Use this to determine how much wax you’ll need.
2. Melting the Wax
Melt the wax in a water bath using a wax melter or a metal ladle over low heat. Avoid overheating — the ideal melting temperature is 57–63 °C, and never exceed 90 °C.
Always follow the manufacturer’s recommendations.
Use a thermometer to monitor the temperature.
You may add dye and fragrance oils — but only at the temperature specified by the manufacturer.
Recommended pouring temperature: 62–67 °C.
3. Preparing the Mold
Choose the appropriate wick size based on the largest diameter of your candle and the type of wax (e.g., beeswax requires thicker wicks).
Insert the wick into the mold using an awl or a needle with a large eye.
Preheat the mold with a hair dryer and spray it with silicone spray for smooth release.
Seal the mold by aligning and securing the incisions with rubber bands.
Do not overtighten — excessive pressure can leave marks on the candle or deform the mold. If the mold is thin, tie a knot in the rubber band to reduce tension. If too loose, wax may leak through the seams.
4. Pouring the Wax
Let the wax cool to the correct temperature before pouring.
Pour slowly at an angle while gently rotating the mold to avoid air bubbles, especially in highly detailed molds.
Fix the wick in the center using a wooden holder and let the candle set completely. This may take 6–7 hours, depending on the wax.
For extra strength, refrigerate the candle 4–5 hours after pouring for 30–120 minutes, depending on its size.
5. Demolding the Candle
Remove the wick holder and rubber bands.
Carefully demold your candle and trim the wick.
Your candle is ready!
Good luck and happy candle-making! 🕯️