CPOP vs CP

[Anerlin]

Anerlin, that is horrible! What a mess .
I have used several wood molds over the years and not had any problems so they must not have been glued. Now I'm using the 5 lb wood from brambleberry with the thin silicone liner


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That was the one I used...I believe. Does have hinges on the side panels and velcro strips at each end? The velcro strips are glued on and came off in the oven. The side panel came down and my soap ran out. Nice shiny oven now, though! Everything has a silver lining I guess :razz:

 

[AKjulz]

No mine is different. The bottom of mine slides out, but no Velcro or anything. However I dont see nails so I'm guessing the whole thing is glued together, but been using them for awhile in the oven with no problems. Good job spotting that silver lining!

 

[seven]

Beautiful soaps

My personal preference is the one on the left (the CPOP one). Although the colors pop out more on the other one, I like how smooth it looks on the CPOP.

This got me thinking of trying CPOP First, gotta get me some 'proper' CPOP molds, as mine are all plastic

 

[athallr]

Awesome experiment! I'm also a cpop fan. Live soaping that way.

 

[AKjulz]

They're gorgeous AKjulz. Where should I look for them?

CaraBou, I just realized you are in Anchorage! I have my soap at the Octopus Ink Gallery on 4th and H (or G?) or if you can get on base, the Alaska gift shop on JBER. (Hope that's okay to post...not trying to advertise or anything)
Enjoy your Friday evening on the forum...I know I'am

 

[CaraBou]

Excellent, I work downtown and will look for them. Your soaps are inspiring -- I would love to see and smell them in person! I work with a guy who told me his wife buys soap in bulk somewhere near that location -- I bet it is yours! I was "exposing" my coworkers to my hobby soaps, and was thrilled to know he and one other buy handmade soaps. Such a good thing.