Lovely Wedding Art Candle Mold 3D Rose Soap Candle Molds Decorating Silicone Mold for Candle Making

Beautiful results after some practice and user error. During my first couple of tries I didn't spray the mold with enough mold release and I tied the mold back up either too tight or not tight enough and poured the wax too hot. I'm used to aluminum molds but I am falling more in love with silicone molds. This was the largest one I've used so far and I'm so glad to have bought this! The end product is gorgeous.

I haven't tried it yet. Can't wait

This mold is a perfect size, it's not tiny and not giant. The secret to removing the candle is to use a utility knife before using to slice it down the side all the way down to just before the base. Don't cut a straight line up and down...cut a zig zag line. Use large rubber bands to hold the mold together and once the wax has set it's very easy to remove. I wish there were other molds this size. I would buy this again.

I ordered the 3D pillar mold that produces a candle that has beautiful raised roses all over it and features a heart with the word love in the center. The silicone is pink and flexible. I sliced the silicone down on each side (not through the center heart) so that I could remove the candle far easier. I then rubberband the mold after I have inserted my wick and it is ready to go. When the wax is dry, I remove the rubber bands. I then peel both sides away from the mold. I will occasionally get roses that have had small air pockets and are not perfect. However, I usually paint the candle and it does not show up as much. The letters of love sometimes lose some of its raised texture. It is all in how the wax settles. However, it is a great mold and the candles more often than not turn out nearly perfect

Ahhh where do I start lol I just love this candle mold it's absolutely amazing.As long as your wax is made right also don't pour it in too hot it will come out perfect.I pour in the wax at about 140 degrees it and it's absolutely beautiful.I recommend getting a small brush and brush it down so the lil amount of stuff can come off.This product is amazing

I should have taken the other reviews seriously. Just like others have noted here, there is no way to remove the candle from the mold. I think its fixable though. I think if the makers of this mold made the silicone thinner and will be easier to fold back the silicone once the candle is hard. If you have a trick to removing it I would love to hear but I just couldn't get it out.

Ok..first off...I love the mold, but at the same a bit complicated for beginners. Was angry that it came with no instructions..Ok I'm a big girl so I searched and came across a how to...because from first glance from reviews above I'm like how do you get the candle out.Well I had to cut the candle from the mold. And I inserted a way to wick the candle.I have successfully figured it out after the 3rd try.😁...If you cut the mold along the sides and bottom you can reuse as long as you stop the leaking..Other than that, the candle comes out beautifully..and that is what made the effort great.As far as how many ounces it is..it feels the same weight as a 4oz candle or pillar.But personally not sure if it worth the price, but yet love the candle that comes out..Sigh...

Easy too use and it’s amazing outcome I use it allot and have sold three so far