Winter Woodland Christmas Tree & Deer Silicone Candle Mold

Winter Woodland Christmas Tree & Deer Silicone Candle Mold

Create a festive winter pillar candle with trees, deer, and snowflake details

The Winter Woodland Christmas Tree & Deer Silicone Candle Mold creates a decorative candle approximately 8.3 cm high × 6.5 cm wide, or 3.27 inches high × 2.56 inches wide. The finished candle features raised evergreen trees, a deer, snowflakes, snowdrifts, and a softly draped snow-like border around the top.

Its detailed winter scene makes it a strong choice for beeswax Christmas candles, holiday gift baskets, seasonal craft fairs, woodland décor, and handmade winter candle collections. The all-around design gives customers something to see from several sides of the candle.

Product Specifications

• Product: Winter Woodland Christmas Tree & Deer Silicone Candle Mold
• Mold material: Flexible silicone
• Mold dimensions: Approximately 9.5 cm high × 7.5 cm wide
• Mold dimensions in inches: Approximately 3.74 inches high × 2.95 inches wide
• Finished candle dimensions: Approximately 8.3 cm high × 6.5 cm wide
• Finished candle dimensions in inches: Approximately 3.27 inches high × 2.56 inches wide
• Design: Raised evergreen trees, deer, snowflakes, snowdrifts, and winter border details
• What’s Included: 1 Winter Woodland Christmas Tree & Deer Silicone Candle Mold
• Not Included: Wax, wick, dyes, fragrance, and other candle-making supplies

Use the finished-candle dimensions when planning gift boxes, labels, displays, or holiday arrangements. The exterior mold dimensions are larger than the finished candle.

What Makes This Candle Mold Different?

This mold creates a complete winter woodland scene rather than a single Christmas icon. The raised trees, deer, snowflakes, and snow details work together to create a decorative holiday candle that looks appropriate for displays, centerpieces, gifts, and seasonal home décor.

At approximately 2.56 inches wide, the finished candle has a substantial enough profile for a standalone display while remaining compact enough for gift baskets, holiday table settings, and craft-market collections.

Making Candles With This Mold

The evergreen branches, deer, snowflakes, and raised snow details are the most detailed parts of the design. A controlled pour and careful release help preserve those features.

1. Center and secure the wick before pouring.
2. Prepare the wax and candle-making equipment for your project.
3. Pour the wax slowly and steadily.
4. Gently tap the mold after pouring to help release trapped air.
5. Check wick alignment before the wax becomes too firm to adjust.
6. Allow the candle to cool completely and become firm throughout.
7. Use a small topping pour if cooling creates a depression around the wick.
8. Gently peel the silicone away from the candle during demolding.

Allow complete cooling before removal. The candle may appear firm on the outside while the interior is still warm and soft.

Choosing a Wick for the Finished Candle

The finished candle’s approximately 2.56-inch width is a useful starting point for wick selection, but it does not establish one universal wick size.

Wax type, wick construction, fragrance, dye, additives, and desired burn characteristics can all affect the final wick choice. Test-burn the completed wax-and-wick combination before making candles for gifts, sales, or larger batches.

What You’ll Need for Candle Making

This is a candle-forming mold rather than a complete candle-making kit. Before beginning, have the appropriate wax, wick, melting and pouring equipment, and any colors or fragrance materials you plan to use.

Wax, wick, dyes, fragrance, and other candle-making supplies are sold separately.

Cooling and Demolding

Allow the candle to cool completely and become firm throughout before removing it from the mold. When ready, gently flex and peel the silicone away from the candle rather than pulling forcefully on the candle itself.

This helps preserve the raised tree branches, deer, snowflakes, snowdrifts, and border details.

Cleaning and Storing the Silicone Candle Mold

After the mold has cooled, gently flex it to remove residual wax. Inspect the smaller snowflake, tree, and deer details where wax may remain.

When additional cleaning is needed:

• Hand wash with warm water and a small amount of mild dish soap.
• Use a soft cloth, sponge, or soft-bristled brush.
• Rinse thoroughly.
• Allow the mold to dry completely before storage.

Avoid knives, metal picks, sharp tools, and abrasive pads that could damage the silicone. Store the clean, dry mold in its natural shape in a cool, dry place away from excessive heat, direct sunlight, folding, crushing, or heavy objects.

Is This Candle Mold Right for Your Project?

Choose this mold when you want a detailed winter or Christmas candle with a woodland theme. It is especially suited to holiday markets, seasonal gift sets, Christmas décor, winter wedding displays, and handmade beeswax candle collections.

Beginning candle makers can use this mold, although the smaller raised details may take some practice to reproduce consistently. Slow pouring, gentle tapping, complete cooling, and careful demolding are especially useful.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size candle does this mold make?

The finished candle measures approximately 8.3 cm high × 6.5 cm wide, or approximately 3.27 inches high × 2.56 inches wide.

What are the mold dimensions?

The exterior mold measures approximately 9.5 cm high × 7.5 cm wide, or approximately 3.74 inches high × 2.95 inches wide.

Does the listing include wax or a wick?

No. This listing is for the candle mold only. Wax, wick, dyes, fragrance, and other candle-making supplies are sold separately.

What wick size should I use?

The finished candle’s approximately 2.56-inch width provides a starting point, but the correct wick should be confirmed through test burns using your exact wax, wick, fragrance, dye, and additives.

Why did some of the tree, deer, or snowflake details not come out clearly?

Trapped air, pouring too quickly, incomplete cooling, or rough demolding can affect smaller raised details. Pour slowly, gently tap the mold after pouring, allow complete cooling, and carefully peel the silicone away during removal.

When should I remove the candle from the mold?

Remove the candle only after it has cooled completely and feels firm throughout. Gently peel the flexible silicone away from the candle instead of forcefully pulling the candle from the mold.

How should I clean and store the mold?

Gently flex away cooled residual wax. When additional cleaning is needed, hand wash with warm water and mild dish soap using soft cleaning tools, then dry completely and store the mold in its natural shape.