Great Mold Silicone Christmas Pine Tree Candle Molds/Soap Mold Candle Mold For DIY Xmas Candle Making Chocolate And Candy Molds (Pine Cone Tree-1) Review

As someone who enjoys Arts and Crafts, I was skeptical about this mold, but boy was I pleasantly surprised! After I put it to the test, the results were stunning. The detail on the pine cone and needles was incredible and the mold was easy to use. The only downside is that it is a bit pricey compared to other molds on the market.

I love the pinecone candles I made in this shape! I used paraffin and beeswax. I've had good results by placing the mold and wax in the freezer for about an hour before removing the candles. (You'll have to cut open the shape to get the candles out, but it can still be reused. I just wrapped it in rubber bands.)

I don't think this candle making mold was designed with the idea that it would be impossible to remove a hard candle. I had to cut the shape vertically to get the candle. It was still very hard and broke small pieces. - For use with candles, the pine cone mold had to be turned upside down to allow the wick to come out properly and not at the bottom of the mold. The silicone is thick but uncomfortable to move around the candle.