• 9 1/2" long.
• 7/8" at the top tapering to 3/8" at the bottom.

• Mould produces candles approximately 4" tall, with a base of 3" square.

• Top and sides measure 60 x 60 x 120mm tapering down slightly, 
• Square on the bottom measures 50 x 50mm.

• 4 1/2" high and 2" dia.

• 3" in diameter

• -Heart Shaped- width (biggest part) is 67mm. Bottom tip to top tip is 61mm. Depth 30mm.
• Flower Shaped- depth 30mm, width 75mm, ridge to ridge 19mm.
• Ridged Dome- diameter 71mm, ridge to ridge 7mm, depth 30mm.
• Star shaped- width 59mm, ridge to ridge is 23mm, depth is 30mm.

• Mould produces candles approximately 4.3" tall, and measures approx 4.3" from one point of the star to another.

• Creates candles that are 71mm or 2.8" wide x  114mm or 4 1/2" high.

• Each letter measures approx 37mm square (excluding where the stick goes), you can see  a place to put a cocktail stick or the like.

• Each number measures about 45mm x 30mm plus a place to put a cocktail stick or the like.

1. Start by using a bit of mould release spray or olive oil spray in each of the number/letter moulds.
2. Secondly place a cocktail stick in each of the allotted slots below the number/letter.
3. Then place a bit of blu tack at the bottom of the number where the mould meets the cocktail stick to make sure the wax does not leak.
4. Using approximately 30mm of wick, place the wick in the mould, making sure it touches the top of the gap above the number/letter.
5. Put some more blu tack at the top of the number to ensure the wax does not leak through to the top of the wick.
6. Pour in your wax and leave your candle to set.
7. Once your candles have set, remove both pieces of blue tac and carefully remove each mould starting from the bottom of the cocktail stick where there is an area to prise with your finger. Or alternatively, you can gently turn the tray over for those moulds that may be more difficult to release, but please be careful not to break them.

If you are new to candle making or have not used rigid plastic moulds before here are a few tips to get a good finish: Use candle mould seal putty (or you can use a little piece of bluetac) to cover the wick hole and any seams, this keeps the wick still and stops any wax escaping. You can get mould release spray from craft shops. This is good to coat the mould before you use it, but you can also use a little olive oil spray too. Remember not to pour in your wax too hot and pour slowly. Allow the candles to set fully before trying to remove - at least 24 hours. If still a little tight to the mould after this time, ONLY WHEN FULLY COOLED AND SET, pop into the fridge for a short time, this shrinks the wax a little and the candles should just pop out. We hope this helps.

PLEASE NOTE, YOU WILL ONLY RECEIVE THE CANDLE MOULDS. THE CANDLES AND OTHER ITEMS SHOWN ARE FOR VISUAL REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY.