I used to belong to a local polymer clay guild a few years ago, and one time one of the members showed us how to make seahorses, which she had learned from someone else, so now I will show you what I remember of it and how I adapted it to soap dough, and thus… Continue reading Soapy Seahorses
I was fascinated by a peach soap dough embed someone posted at one of the groups I belong to a couple months ago, it looked so realistic, and it was done with soap dough. It reminded me of a Southern Peach and Maple fragrance I had bought, and how ideal they would be for it. … Continue reading Soap is a Peach
Probably the trickiest part of making these strawberries out of soap dough, was getting the right red for the soap dough. Red is famous for being difficult to get in cold process soap, and since soap dough should not go through gel process, it is even trickier. I used Nurture Soap Really Read mica for… Continue reading It is strawberry season: Soap dough strawberries
These were fun and easy to make. If you have some yellow soap dough, give them a try. I plan to use these on a soap that I will make using the fragrance Monkey farts. (Which I bought since it seems to be popular, however, I was not very impressed). This is part of my… Continue reading Going bananas
Last week someone in one of the Facebook groups I belong to asked if anyone made embeds. I replied asking what she had in mind. She said fruit and gum balls type of spheres. I told her I could give it a try with soap dough and send send her pictures. I have been meaning… Continue reading Fruit stand
I was looking for a way of keeping my soap dry between uses to help extend its lifetime. I have bought plastic ones before but was not too happy with it, so I decided to experiment with beads. I used to make jewelry for sale so I had quite a few choices to pick from.… Continue reading Making Soap Savers with Beads
Soaps by Glenda 