#1 Herry Watson Succulent Plant Mold (1-cavity)

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Size	Approx. 4.6 cm width and 3 cm height (Size of 1)
Material	Silicone
Characteristic	- A silicone mold in the shape of a lotus succulent. - It is sized to fit a 3oz Clear Glass Tumbler 90ml - We recommend using Paraffin 160 or Beeswax. - You'll need about 10 grams of wax to make one sphere. - Due to the high level of detail in the mold, the petals may crack when demolding, which is not a reason for a return. - Made of heat-resistant and flexible silicone, the mold can be poured with higher temperatures of wax. - We recommend the use of pigment chips when coloring decorative molds in consideration of migration. - After use, please wash and dry thoroughly and store in a place away from sunlight.

1 pc 3.46 (USD)

Price 1.73 (USD)

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For the Layered Sign Lotus Leaf
#1 Harry Watson Succulent Plant Mold
(1-Cavity)

This Harry Watson Succulent Plant Mold captures the charm of a small, cute succulent.

Made from a translucent, soft silicone mold to create a three-dimensional look that allows
the leaves to open sideways and layered plant leaf detail.

The small size of the glass tealight holder makes it perfect for tealight candles,
container candles, decorative objects, plaster air fresheners, and more.

Glass Tealight Holder, 3oz Clear Glass Tumbler 90ml, 3.4oz Italy Glass Tumbler 100ml,
and 5oz Italy Glass Tumbler 150ml is perfect for candle making,
and the Round Can 110ml can be used as a planter for a different look.

Pigment Chips are available to create two-tone colors without migration.

Point 1. Design

The Harry Watson Succulent Plant Mold is approx. 4.6 cm width and 3 cm height.
You'll need about 10 grams of wax to make one sphere.

Tip. Fragrance oil ratios when making wax tablets
10 grams of wax: 1 grams of fragrance oil (10% of the total volume is recommended)

Point 2. Composition

The Harry Watson Succulent Plant Mold consists of 1 sphere.
It is good to check the finished color with a translucent silicone mold.

Point 3. Building and Demolding Tips

Due to the amount of detail in the mold, the leaves may crack when demolding.
Carefully remove the finished candle from the mold to avoid breaking the leaves.
If you find it difficult to de-mold, you can do so by cutting a sheath around the opening.

Warming the inside of the silicone mold before pouring
the wax into it will help the wax get in and reduce bubbles.

We recommend warming the inside of the silicone mold in the microwave
for about 30 seconds to 1 minute or using a heat tool or hot air blower before crafting.

#1 Harry Watson Succulent Plant Mold (1-Cavity)

Size	Approx. 4.6 cm width and 2.5 cm height (Size of 1)
Material	Silicone
Characteristic	- A silicone mold in the shape of a lotus succulent. - It is sized to fit a 3oz Clear Glass Tumbler 90ml - We recommend using Paraffin 160 or Beeswax. - You'll need about 10 grams of wax to make one sphere. - Due to the high level of detail in the mold, the petals may crack when demolding, which is not a reason for a return. - Made of heat-resistant and flexible silicone, the mold can be poured with higher temperatures of wax. - We recommend the use of pigment chips when coloring decorative molds in consideration of migration. - After use, please wash and dry thoroughly and store in a place away from sunlight.