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"Snowflake Pendant" Silicone Mold, intricate and elegant design. Perfect for creating tree ornaments, gift tags, and scented wax sachets.
"Snowflake Pendant" Silicone Mold: Winter Filigree for Your Tree
Capture the ephemeral beauty of winter with this high-precision mold. Designed to create light, detailed pendants, it is the ultimate tool for making tree ornaments, luxury gift tags, or scented wax sachets. Its intricate snowflake pattern demands high-quality, flexible silicone to ensure every crystal and edge demolds intact. Perfect for showcasing pristine white soy wax or creating warm contrasts with natural beeswax.
Instructions & Compatibility:
• Suitable Materials: Beeswax, soy wax, paraffin, ceramic plaster, epoxy resin, and creative concrete.
• Uses: Decorative pendants, closet fresheners, and Christmas ornaments.
• Preparation: Using silicone spray is essential for this model due to its many crevices. Insert a wick for candles, or a toothpick to create a ribbon hole for ornaments.
• Safety: Secure the mold with rubber bands before pouring.
• Pouring Temperature: Slightly higher than usual, between 55°C and 65°C, to ensure fluidity reaches the fine tips.
💡 Expert Tips for Perfect Snowflakes:
1. The Freezer Trick (Vital): Snowflakes have very thin arms that snap easily if the wax is warm. Once cooled to room temperature, place the mold in the freezer for 15 minutes. The wax will shrink slightly and harden, allowing the flake to pop out without breaking.
2. War on Bubbles: Complex geometry traps air. Pour the wax slowly and immediately tap the sides of the mold rapidly. Use a toothpick to agitate the inside of the tips if using denser materials like plaster.
3. Profitable Air Fresheners: Use this mold to make "closet sachets." Add 10% fragrance load (pine, cinnamon, orange) to the wax. Being thin pieces with a large surface area, they diffuse scent wonderfully.
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"Snowflake Pendant" Silicone Mold, intricate and elegant design. Perfect for creating tree ornaments, gift tags, and scented wax sachets.
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