I made this soap for someone who loves playing golf, like literally I do not know what this person would do if he could not play golf. The main body of the soap was green, and then I tried to add a “grass” effect on top. I made a golf ball with soap dough and a golf club as well.
The trickiest part was adding the golf club, as I did it after cutting the bars, however, they stayed on pretty well with just water used as “glue”, though I did make an indentation on the soap to make sure it had a place to stay on.
And I like making a one color soap, since it allows me to add the mica to the oils and it always looks so cool (not to mention it allows for a through deep color).
Here is a link to the recipe:
And here is the list of tools and supplies used:
For sculpting the golf ball, I used a ball shape tool, but anything with a rounded small end would do (check out the video of the embed). I did find some options online though:
- Embossing tools (aff link)
- Rubber tip tools for smoothing soap dough
- I found this mold too, however, the size is not specified. (aff link)
- Equipments and supplies
- Soap dough
The embeds making:
Soaps by Glenda 