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Tree Column Silicone Soap Mold 2006

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$7.19

Create a wintery landscape with this tree mold or turn it into a Christmas tree with some mini circle column embeds. Use the mini star column to add the finishing touch on top! Embed fits in Crafter's Choice Regular L...

Tree Column Silicone Soap Mold 2006

Create a wintery landscape with this tree mold or turn it into a Christmas tree with some mini circle column embeds. Use the mini star column to ad...

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Firmly press the mold edges together before filling and secure with clamps for best results, then slowly pour soap into the mold according to your recipe. Allow the soap to fully harden before opening the mold and carefully removing the column; trim edges as needed, then slice into bars or embed into a loaf. Care: Hand wash the mold in warm, sudsy water and allow to dry completely before reuse.

Specifics

Material Silicone
Cavity Capacity (oz) 15.5
Cavity Count 1
Cavity Dimensions 2.25" x 1.75" x 8.25"
Max Temperature (°F) 400.0

Overall rating: 4.769231 / 5 from 13 reviews.

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Reviews

Definitely need to use clips with this one!

"This mold worked well for me on the third try after I used several binder clips to hold the sides together. The first two tries it leaked out the sides & bottom in a soapy mess as soon as the soap was poured, as if the pressure was enough to undo the seal. I haven't had this problem with my other Crafter's Choice column molds, but maybe this one's cavity is just large enough that it creates that type of issue. Be sure to use binder clips and it will work well for you, too! I also wish these were longer. I have to pour multiple times in order to reach the length of the mold I use."

— Alexis (4/5)

Cute

"Work well and is super cute"

— Tracy (5/5)

Love it!

"Great mold!"

— MTanG (5/5)

Nice

"Love it for embeds!"

— MTanG (5/5)

Nice Mold

"Sturdy, it did leak first time I used it. You must be sure to get it sealed on all sides and that was a bit difficult, but once it sealed it worked well."

— Jane (4/5)

worked perfectly

"I used this mold to create a nice Xmas tree for my cp soap and it worked beautifully held the exact amount of Mp it said. Needed a bit if cleaning but other then that I loved it!"

— Susan (5/5)

Perfect size!

"I was very happy to find out that these are bigger than a typical mini. They are great for embeds and you could also cut them for guest soaps. Would love to see if they get a larger variety of these."

— Rachelle (5/5)

EXCELLENT Mold!!

"This is a very sturdy mold and very easy to use. The Christmas trees come out so cute and are a perfect size."

— M (5/5)

Good for Christmas or a woodsy smell soap

"It has the perfect size to use with the other embeds and the regular mold!"

— YTS (5/5)

Christmas Tree Column Mold

"This is an incredible mold! It is so easy to use, no leaking, no forcing the soap through a tube. I have always shied away from doing loaf soaps with embeds because typically the tube molds are difficult, tippy and leaky. Not so with this one. Seals great, stands on its own, easy to unmold. On top of that, it fits perfectly in the WSP standard loaf mold, so no need to balance it, just pour the first layer, put the tree in and when set, pour the rest of the soap. I am definitely going to try the other silicone column molds like this one."

— Eileencurtis (5/5)

Q&A

What is the size of the actual tree, after you unmold the soap? I see the mold size listed.: The dimensions listed are the dimensions of the soap, not the mold.
Can you use these with cold process soap? If so, will they release clean?: Hi! My cold-process recipe makes a hard bar. I tried it with this mold, and even forced gel in the oven. Next day, the soap lifted right out. I was concerned that the little tips of the tree might not release, but they were fine. I think it's important to be patient and release this mold only when soap is ready; if I use a softer recipe, I'll probably pop the mold in the freezer before I unmold.
Can you use these with cold process soap? If so, will they release clean?: These column molds are the best it seems like anything silicon seems to release cleanly. I love these molds they might need a few extra days to cure to harden depending on your recipe.
How many pounds or ounces of soap does this mold hold?: This mold holds approximately 15 oz. of soap.