This week I'm teaching one of my favorite projects - candy soap! You may recognize these from my project last year. I think that the video really helps the project to come to life and make more sense.
Soap Queen TV Episode 8: Candy Soap from Soap Queen on Vimeo.
Ingredients:
Clear melt & pour base
White melt & pour base
Hello Sweet Thang! fragrance
Vanilla Color Stabilizer
Red-Blue Mica
Tools:
Round soap mold
Utility knife (like an exact-o)
Spray bottle with rubbing alcohol
Spoon
Droppers
Heat safe containers
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9 comments:
Great tutorial-as always! I always wondered how to make those.
You already answered my project wish list. I bought some water soluble paper from BB over a year ago and haven't figured out how to use it yet. I'm looking forward to the next episode!
Anne-Marie, you make these soap projects look so easy. Thanks for another great episode!
Wonderful and fun tutorial! Anne-Marie, what do you do with the left-over soap in the pyrex cup each time? Just curious...
I am enjoying your episodes so much, A-M! This is definitely one of my favorite projects.
Heh heh! LOVED the blooper at the end! I can't wait for episode 9!
Carol,
I usually pour it into an extra mold or into a loaf mold to reuse later. One of the nice things about melt & pour is that you can remelt and reuse it.
Gina, Glad you found the blooper funny. =)
Love Love Love watching to see some small detail that I may have not known and always find one!!!
I would like to see a video on cutting loaf molds with a cutter, straight edge or wavy. There has to be some trick to getting truly straight cuts!!
Can't wait for #9.
The soap cutter here:
http://www.brambleberry.com/Molds1.aspx
(mid way down the page for $39.99)
will help you make straight lines.
I'll do a blog post about it in the next few weeks and show how to use it =)
But yes, straight lines can definitely be a problem!
I love this project! I made some in red and white and used peppermint essential oil last Christmas. This video gave me a couple of tips to try, though, to make the project better next time! Thanks!
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