haha, guaranteed to wash the T-Virus right off?

Looks like you're hooked! Fun stuff.

Edit: I forgot to say: do you have a small spray bottle? Like the ones WalMart sells in the travel-sized aisle? Get one and fill it with alcohol. Spritzing on the soap (when it's still liquid) will get rid of the bubbles.

To get stuff to sit nicely on the bottom and not float, pour in a thin layer of soap and spray with alcohol to get rid of bubbles. Set your foam pieces on and allow the soap to cool. Then pour in the rest and it'll stay put!

THANK YOU!!! I've been having a real tough time getting my trinkets to stay place =D

Thank you everyone for all your feedback 

Today is brains and Umbrella Corp logo. I got the brains tray from Wal Mart for $3! its supposed to be an ice cube tray, but why not right? I used brick glycerine, and two drops red dye.


 









For the Umbrella Corp Logo (resident evil) I used red and white foam. *it kept floating to the top, so it has bubbles boo*

First time making soap, everyone on here makes it look so easy. So I went to Joannes, picked up a brick of glycerine, dye, tinkerbell stickers, and a mold. In all it cost about $20. Then I headed over to the Dollar Tree and found these neat skull molds for ice cubes, a spray bottle & rubbing alcohol. And came out with these. To make the zombie soaps, first I put a drop of red coloring in the mold, then poured the green colored soap into the mold. It made an awesome swirl effect and each soap was a little different.














A lesson I learned!! Do not pour searing hot soap on top of already cooled soap. it will not layer, it will melt a crator into the cooled soap ='( boo.

YAY!!!! miyazaki

YUM what a great idea.. hmm *contemplates how to construct a pina colada cupcake*

Silly question, but im new to this so... Is it possible to mix the formula with the pre-made bricks of soap that you melt? >.< or would that ruin it?

    DO ICKIS!! mainly because I've never seen an Ickis costume.. aw, I love that show. Or April ^.^

My husband adores Sloths. For his birthday I searched everywhere for a sloth stuffed animal or toy- nothing. So I decided to just make one. I used a F hook crochet needle, white felt, doll eyes, and Red Heart brown yarn. I honestly dont know how to read patterns so I just eyeballed the whole thing.. But I was pretty pleased with how it turned out. Although, while trying to make a sloth-like face, i kind of ended up with a hitler-esque mustache on accident.. bleh.  

OMG CJ7!!!!!

Will you be opening another auction?