Create a cosy little winter hideaway in wax with the Knitted Snow Cottage Silicone Candle Mold. The design combines a storybook Christmas cottage with an oversized knitted roof, complete with layered yarn patterns, a fluffy pom-pom topper and a thick snow-covered edge.
Below the textured roof, the cottage features miniature windows, a rounded front door, timber-style wall detailing, tiny evergreen trees, pinecones and a side chimney. Together, these details give the finished candle the character of a warm woodland home tucked into a snowy winter landscape.
The oversized knitted roof makes this cottage especially suited to cosy Christmas and winter collections. Soft ivory or cream wax creates a snowy neutral look, while sage green, blush pink, icy blue or warm beige can give the house a softer Scandinavian-inspired feel. Traditional red or green can transform the same design into a more classic Christmas decoration.
The sculpted knit pattern creates natural highlights and shadows across the roof, while the tiny door, windows, trees and pinecones provide plenty of detail around the lower half of the candle. It works beautifully as a Christmas centrepiece, winter mantel decoration, handmade gift or seasonal candle collection piece.
Wick size, fragrance load, pouring temperature and cooling time depend on your wax formulation and finished candle dimensions. Follow the recommendations supplied by your wax, wick and fragrance manufacturers and complete a proper burn test before using or selling finished candles.
Allow the mold to cool before cleaning it gently with mild soap and lukewarm water. Avoid knives, needles, abrasive brushes and other sharp tools inside the cavity, as these may damage the detailed silicone surface. Dry thoroughly and store the mold in its natural shape away from direct sunlight and strong heat.
With its snowy cottage architecture and oversized knitted roof, this mold turns a simple wax pour into a charming little winter home filled with festive texture and woodland character.
The wax requirement is approximate and may vary depending on wax formulation, wick displacement and filling level.
Wax, wicks, finished candles and decorative accessories shown in the product images are not included.
It creates a freestanding winter cottage with a large knitted-hat-style roof, pom-pom topper, snow-covered eaves, miniature windows, a front door, chimney, evergreen trees and pinecone details.
The product images indicate an approximate wax requirement of 294 g. Actual usage may vary depending on wax formulation, wick displacement and filling level.
Yes. Choose a soy wax formulated for molded or freestanding candles and follow the wax manufacturer's recommended pouring, cooling and curing instructions.
Pinecones appear as decorative accents around the base, but the main visual feature is the cottage's oversized knitted snow roof and pom-pom topper. For that reason, Knitted Snow Cottage more accurately describes the design.
Allow the wax to harden completely before removal. Flex and peel the silicone away gradually, taking additional care around the wide roof edge, pom-pom, chimney and small evergreen details.