Bakery Candles are my specialty… They sell like "hotcakes" ;- ) during the fall/holiday season.. My favorite ones to do are my pie candles… I stopped using regular molds (metal) .. I now use only silicone molds .. its’ a bit more expensive but so much easier.. no need for mold release sprays or worrying if the the candle will get stuck in the mold. with silicone molds they just pop right out and the life of the mold last a very long time. There are some very good candle mold suppliers on-line.. You can even try on ebay, I got some really good deals with some used silicone molds (much cheaper).
check out the link below.. this is one of my favorite candle mold site – they have a very large selection of bakery molds http://www.scottcrewcandlesupply.com
Bakery Candles are my specialty… They sell like "hotcakes" ;- ) during the fall/holiday season.. My favorite ones to do are my pie candles… I stopped using regular molds (metal) .. I now use only silicone molds .. its’ a bit more expensive but so much easier.. no need for mold release sprays or worrying if the the candle will get stuck in the mold. with silicone molds they just pop right out and the life of the mold last a very long time. There are some very good candle mold suppliers on-line.. You can even try on ebay, I got some really good deals with some used silicone molds (much cheaper).
check out the link below.. this is one of my favorite candle mold site – they have a very large selection of bakery molds
http://www.scottcrewcandlesupply.com
For soy wax… you need to use soy wax for pillars http://www.lonestarcandlesupply.com/wax.html#P-1
good luck and "happy Candle making!!
regards, Annie
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You would have to find or invent a mold for it. Google> candle molds.
You can purchase a cake mold. Make sure you also purchase spray for the inside of it so it will release.