These bars came out of my wooden soap mould, the end pieces I roll and make into a soap ball. All you have to do now is run the edges over with a vegetable peeler to remove the ragged sides and let it cure. Curing time....at least 4 weeks.
Monday, April 26, 2010
More Bar Cutting!
Here is the first cut, I feel kind of professional doing this lol! But this is where it gets exciting. After reading and reading and scanning the internet I can finally see the reward! I am still a rookie at this new craft but this wants me to make more! The smell is amazing too! I got 30 bars out of this batch!
How to Cut Your Soap into bars!
Well folks its been since March since I have made any entries and never did finish up on the Love Soap. After you remove your soap from the molds ( a good rest time is 12-48 hours) you end up with loaves of soap. What I did was go the hardware store and purchased a Mitre box. Mine cost 10 bucks so cheap to buy. I took some white medical tape and marked the mitre box at 1 inch. You put the loaf into the box line it up from the tape mark to the slots where you cut. Simple. I purchased a soap cutter which makes this task easy.
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