My sister in law is pregnant! 🙂 She is due in January so I guess I have babies on the mind.
This is a melt & pour tutorial…and I’m sitting here thinking of what other melt & pour tutorials my blog has to offer. Searching…searching…
NONE! I love melt & pour. I started my soapmaking journey with melt & pour. I have no melt & pour tutorials on my blog! That is just is so odd to me. So here it is…the first one!
Two Peas in a Pod
This is a super easy and quick tutorial…perfect for a last minute shower gift or hostess gift.
You will need 16 oz clear melt & pour soap base, 3 oz white melt & pour soap base, .5 oz fragrance oil, green mica and two wash clothes. You will also need my new favorite mold…the 4 Sphere Mold from Bramble Berry.
Chop up all of the melt & pour soap base and melt it in the microwave using 30 second bursts.
Add your green colorant and fragrance.
Pour into the sphere mold and let harden.
Take a wersh-rag (as my Granny Dot says) and fold in the sides as shown.
And place two peas on it.
Pinch up the sides like a taco and tie with ribbon or twine.
And there you have it! Adorable peas in a pod soap!
Happy Soaping and have a great weekend!
-Amanda
What a great idea, thanks for sharing this.
what a fantastic idea! how would you package it ?
I don’t think I would do more than how it is in the wash cloth. I guess you could put it in a plastic bag or something? Not sure…
beautiful!!! where did you get the sphere?
It is from Bramble Berry 🙂
Oh no… more to order from Brambleberry. Sigh, I will just have to bear up under this pressure.
Tee Hee cant wait 2 orders will be delivered on Monday. So just have to get another order
Ready
According to Grand Mac that is a ‘warsh cloth’ and to squeeze the water out you ‘wrang it’. Very cute and now I have to learn melt and pour. I’ve only done CP.
Those are so cute,! Congrats on being an auntie:-)
These are about cute! I also chuckled at you Granny Dot’s manner of speaking. According to my Grandma Lucinda, you “rench” out that washcloth with lots of water when you’re done.