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Lavender Silicone Taper Candle Mold
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$67.00USD
Create matching lavender taper candles with a reusable silicone mold set made for two candles per pour. This lavender taper candle mold has a botanical pattern and a split silicone design that helps the finished candles release cleanly.
Use it for floral taper candle collections, spring and summer releases, wedding candles, Mother’s Day products, or small-batch candle lines. The mold is designed for candle makers who want to pour a coordinated candle set without rubber bands, binder clips, or extra tools.
Why Candle Makers Use This Mold
- Makes two lavender taper candles in one pour
- Split silicone mold design for clean release
- Lavender botanical pattern for floral candle collections
- No rubber bands or binder clips needed
- Opens fully for easier washing and resetting between pours
Mold Details
- Finished candle size: 8.7" tall and 0.75" wide (22 cm × 1.9 cm).
- Candles per pour: 2
- Approximate wax needed per full pour: 4 oz / 110 g
- Material: silicone
- Includes: 2 silicone mold halves
- Includes: 5-piece assembly frame with base
- Frame: snaps together in about 30 seconds
- Made in USA
- Ships from North Carolina
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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.