Heart bunny candle mould – Silicone

Easter bunny silicone candle mould: create playful spring candles

Breathe a festive, gentle touch into your creations with this Easter bunny silicone mould, featuring a bunny holding a heart between its paws. Ideal for pouring moulded candles shaped like a sweet, affectionate bunny, fragranced, coloured or left natural for a charming sculptural look. Perfect for cheerful, family-style DIY candles, or for shaping simple wax decorations without a wick.

Practical and precise, this silicone mould ensures clean demoulding and showcases the detail: ears, muzzle, paws and the little heart in the centre. Reusable and easy to handle, it suits beginners and lovers of handmade candles alike.

Creative tips and inspiration

Go for spring shades (pastel pink, mint green, pale yellow, sky blue) and make the heart stand out in cherry red, raspberry or coral for an “Easter gift” effect. You can also try a modern twist with chalk whites, marbled effects and biodegradable glitter to highlight the relief. When it comes to fragrances, choose soft, comforting blends: vanilla, orange blossom, almond, clean cotton or delicate floral notes.

Moulded candles

This silicone mould is designed for making wax decorations and moulded candles. For a candle, carefully pierce the mould (using a mould needle) so you can thread through a suitable wick. Flat or round cotton wicks are perfectly suited to this shape.

Indicative starting point: run your own tests depending on the wax and wicks you choose.

Features

• Quality: flexible, hard-wearing silicone for easy demoulding and repeated use
• Design: detailed Easter bunny holding a heart, with crisp outlines for an irresistible result
• Compatibility: suitable for soy, rapeseed, coconut and other natural waxes
• Ease of use: simple to handle, clean results even for beginners
• Care: easy to clean by hand or in the dishwasher
• Heat resistance: withstands temperatures from -40 °C to +230 °C
• Safety: free from BPA, phthalates and harmful substances

WARNING: do not use stearin (stearic acid) with this mould.