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I've also read that putting it in the oven to warm it slightly helps to remove it. That's a beautiful, creamy looking soap by the way!

Could you use a sheet of beeswax? Would it peel off okay?

Oh my gosh, those are the cutest labels EVER!!! What a great idea!

Nice with the pencil line too! I would never have guessed that was your first soap, it's fantastic :D

Thank you Pamela, Bumbledumplin and soaptrotter! :D

They make some really adorable ones, can't wait for the Christmas ones to hit the store! Sometimes I even use them for baking...lol :D

Thanks Hazel, Judy, DragonQueenHHP and Relle9! Hazel, the ghosts are actually Wilton candies...I was going to try making some little soap ghosts, but I was short on time! :D

I see the fish! Beautiful soaps, I love that color of blue.

That looks so fluffy and yummy! :D

Gorgeous!

I would love to purchase a clear acrylic log mold, like this one: http://www.soap-making-resource.com/acr ... molds.html Does anyone have experience with using an acrylic mold? Would you recommend it?

With not-so-spooky ghosts :)

Nice job thefarmerdaughter, it looks very smooth and creamy!

Your soaps are packaged sooooo beautifully! Everyone has given great advice, don't be too hard on yourself!

So fresh and creamy looking!

That is SO pretty, I love the black and white!

Gorgeous!!!

That's great that the mold will work for you! I'm not sure why the edges would be like that, would you be able to post a picture of what it looks like?

Do you let your soaps gel? If I let my t.d. soaps gel, they crackle...so I tend to put the soaps with t.d. in the freezer. So far, I haven't had any more crackling.

When I do an ITP swirl, I rarely swirl my colors in the pot. I just pour my soap in as you do, and then pour the soap into the mold. Gravity will do the swirling for you as you pour your soap into the mold. If you want really sharp colors and swirls though, I second trying a Celine swirl. The...