Christmas Cat Silicone Pillar Candle Mold
A Christmas cat silicone pillar candle mold for holiday candle making, Christmas candle collections, winter markets, New Year candles, festive gift candles, and seasonal candle shop releases. The design creates a sitting cat candle with raised decorative patterns and a “Merry Purr-mas” tag for a playful Christmas look.
Mold Details
- Finished candle size: 4.72 inches tall x 2.56 inches wide x 2.56 inches deep / 12 cm x 6.5 cm x 6.5 cm
- Candles per pour: 1 pillar candle
- Material: high-quality American silicone
- Design: Christmas cat with raised decorative details and “Merry Purr-mas” tag
- Mold detail: no seam line on the finished candle
- Difficulty level: medium
- Made in USA
- Ships from North Carolina
Why Candle Makers Use This Mold
- No seam line on the finished candle
- Ears are positioned at a demolding-friendly angle
- Christmas cat design for holiday candle collections, winter markets, and festive gift candles
Important Demolding Note
Let the candle cool completely before removing it from the mold. For the cleanest release, place the fully cooled mold in the refrigerator for 15–20 minutes before demolding.
What You Can Make
Use this silicone pillar candle mold for Christmas cat candles, holiday gift candles, New Year candle collections, winter shop releases, festive market inventory, and seasonal handmade candle lines.
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How to Use Silicone Candle Molds for Best Results
- Make sure the silicone mold is clean and completely dry before pouring.
- If your mold includes a support shell or assembly frame, make sure all parts are clean and fit tightly around the silicone mold.
- Pour wax hot enough to reach the fine details of the design. For many candle waxes, this is around 185–195°F / 85–90°C, but always follow your wax supplier's guidelines.
- If your studio is cool, gently warm the mold with a hair dryer before pouring.
- Pour slowly along the inside wall of the mold to help reduce air bubbles.
- Let the candle fully set before opening the mold and removing the candle.