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If your going to be making allot of these, I think it would be worth investing in the silicone molds as these can be a bit stubborn to get out of the ridgid molds. Blessed Be, Donna

Hi Holly, Yes, I coated them in sugar after unmolding and then let them set over night. I used a Wilton's bon bon mold that I got from the candy dept. at Michaels. Blessed Be, Donna

Thanks! They are just SO much fun to make :) The instructions were re-posted from Brambleberries Blog as a result of a topic found here: http://www.soapmakingforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13438&start=0 The original recipe came from the Soap and the Finer Things Blog and can be found here...

Aw, thanks Tincanac :) I'm recoving well. It's just a very slow process as it was a very major abdominal surgery. And I don't have the patience to wait out the recovery process. I don't like sitting/laying in bed and waiting, lol. I did however get to make the single use scrubs yesterday and...

First I have to say thank you to Tincanac for posting the instructions for these. They are SO fun to make they are addicting. My daughter and I have had a blast the last two days :) Sugared Pumpkin & Hazelnut Raspberry Vanilla I have not had this much fun in the shop in a while...

OMG! Tincanac, you rock!! Thank you so much for finding and posting this. It's exactly what I was thinking of. If I feel up to it (still recovering from surgery) I will try these tomorrow. :) Blessed Be! Donna

Thanks for the warning on this. I was going to be soaping it soon to see if it stayed true in soap. Because it kind of morphed on me in my foaming sugar scrub. On first sniff it has sort of a musty smell, then after you get just a slight scent of blueberries. But it has a nice blueberry...

Absolutely gorgeous! I keep meaning to try this method of swirling and just never get around to making the darned divider for my molds. I also love your FO combination. It's one that would have never crossed my mind. I bet is smells delish! Blessed Be, Donna

Love the sparkly soap porn Tess! It's beooootifuuul! :) Blessed Be, Donna

I'm with you Tincanac. I've been recovering from surgery for the past week and I'm itching to do some soaping. I don't think this would be too strenuous. So, I just may try these today. Blessed Be, Donna

Cute, Cute, Cute!!!! Great work on those and wonderful creativity. Maybe I'll give them a try when I've got the time smeday. They really are adorable :) Blessed Be, Donna

That is some of the most beautiful "recycling" I've ever seen :) Blessed Be, Donna

I think they are adorable :) I'm a beader, but never ventured into bead making. Would like to some day. There just is not enough hours in a day or days in a week or weeks in a year.................

Wow, those bars are gorgeous in a very rustic sort of way, lol. Im wondering though if they would work better if made with melt & pour? Mix the finely ground oatmeal with the brown sugar and then stir into the base. Just a thought. I might have to try it. I actually wanted to try and make...

I too have added various kinds of powdered milks to MP with great success dispite rumors to the contrary. Tincanac I think that your Chocolate with a frothy vanilla GM on top sounds wonderful. If you do it, lets us know how it came out :)

Val, Thanks you for the kind words :) The blue was acheived with ultra-marine blue oxide. The strips were from a floral batch that seized horribly on me. So a few months later I just made another batch with full water and threw in the original batch. No soap wasted :)

I've always followed the same process as Chris with cured soap and never had any chunks fall out. I've been doing it this way for years, chunking up batches that I didn't care for the looks of. It has always worked well for me. This one isn't really chunks per se' but more like thicker strips...

Your soap logs are beautiful. Isn't is a grand feeling when you unmold them? :)

I feel like I'm coming out of a cave here, but can someone tell me what mactac is and where I can get it? My hubby made my breakaway log molds. The company that he bought the material from swore that it was "non stick", "nothing will stick to this stuff". Well, soap does!! I've been using...