Pink silicone cottage mitten mold held upright in a hand beside finished candles

Christmas Cottage Mitten Silicone Candle Mold

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Sale price  $43.42 Regular price  $50.37
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Pink silicone cottage mitten mold held upright in a hand beside finished candles

Christmas Cottage Mitten Silicone Candle Mold

Sale price  $43.42 Regular price  $50.37
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A little cottage sits inside a mitten-shaped frame of sculpted roses in this Christmas candle design from Obsesie. The raised thumb, rounded fingers and ribbed cuff create the mitten silhouette, while snowflake details decorate the reverse. Use the Christmas cottage mitten silicone candle mold to make freestanding seasonal candles with a decorated front and back.

Finished Candle Details

  • Finished height: 12.7 cm (5.00 in); width: 7.5 cm (2.95 in).
  • Estimated wax needed: 238 g; your wax formulation and filling method affect the actual amount.
  • Material: Silicone mold
  • Included: One mitten mold. Finished candles, wax, wicks and Christmas props are not included.

Care for the Cottage Relief

Support the mold upright when pouring a wax suitable for freestanding candles. Follow the wax maker's pouring guidance and let the casting cool fully. Peel the silicone away gradually, supporting the thumb and cuff while easing it from the raised roses and cottage roof. Clean the recesses gently without sharp tools, then dry completely.

Test the finished candle with your wick and wax combination before use. Place it on a heat-resistant drip tray, away from festive decorations, and never leave it burning unattended.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the finished shape a mitten or a Christmas stocking?

It is an upright mitten with a raised thumb and ribbed cuff. The front carries a cottage surrounded by roses, and the reverse has snowflake decoration.

How much wax does one mitten candle need?

The estimated amount is 238 g. Measure your own filled casting to establish the amount needed for repeat batches with your chosen wax.

Will the cottage details need painting after casting?

The cottage, flowers and cuff are formed by the mold itself. A single-color casting retains their raised shapes; any additional coloring is your own finishing choice using materials appropriate for candles.

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