Easter soap ideas?

[FlybyStardancer]

Cutting isn't going to be an issue for me. Unmolding will be, though. LOL I'm going to be piping it into plastic easter eggs.

 

[FlybyStardancer]

Okay, for anyone else who wants to use plastic easter eggs as soap molds... If you have access to a power hand drill, use that to create a hole for the batter to go in! I don't, so I'm having to use an exacto knife, and that's being a huge pain in the butt! (Or hand, to be more exact.)

 

[soapylondon]

Easter eggs soap maybe?

 

[FlybyStardancer]

What mold is that, soapylondon?

 

[soapylondon]

It's a silicone mould you can fin on etsy under Easter egg silicone mould (they are half eggs but look pretty). I bought them in London (England) in a poundstore, an equivalent to a dollar store in USA, a bargain. Mine are curing and they will be presents for the teachers at my daughters school at Easter.

 

[soapylondon]

https://www.etsy.com/listing/170245276/cake-mold-soap-mold-diy-flexible

That's the one

 

[Obsidian]

I made soap eggs with this jello mold, worked really well.

 

[cmzaha]

I made soap eggs with this jello mold, worked really well.

They look great!

 

[Obsidian]

Thanks. I should get new pictures, that was fresh out of the mold. The soap has darkened some, looks really neat. Next time, I want to do pastel in the pot swirl.

 

[FlybyStardancer]

I used to have a mold like that, Obsidian! Only it was arranged in two rows of three. No idea what happened to it... I think I always hated that the opening to fill it was on the top, rather than the base of the eggs. Heh.