Stained Glass Soap Circles

Reader Contribution by Sarah Hart Boone
Published on May 11, 2012
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 I found myself this week looking for some small homemade gifts to give to my children’s teachers as the end of the year approaches. I decided to use melt and pour soap to make some of those beautiful layered bars of soap I see for sale at Whole Foods and other places at exorbitant prices. I had not realized before I started how incredibly easy and quick it is to make really striking melt and pour soap.

I made a mini batch using a sour cream container that produced 5 large circles of soap. You can use any shape or size of mold you want. Using something flexible like plastic will make it easier to release the soap when it has hardened. You can find melt and pour soap at craft stores or online. It comes in a log and you slice off the amount you need.

Materials

  •         translucent melt and pour soap
  •         opaque melt and pour soap
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