DIY Melt and Pour Snowflake Soap Christmas Project

December 17, 2011 by Nellie Lee Luhrmann 1 Comment

Loving all the Melt and Pour soap projects about the place these days. I am a huge fan of Soap Queen. I blogged about her Melt and Pour Christmas Ornaments yesterday so today I am going to share with you a DIY snowflake soap project using melt and pour soap too.

Making your own soaps for Christmas? Check out these Christmas soap making molds and these Christmas dessert fragrances.

YOU WILL NEED

• Snowflake 5 piece cookie cutter set
• 2-3 oz Bramble Berry white soap base
• 17 oz Bramble Berry clear soap base
• Super Pearly White Mica
• Shredded Iridescent Glitter
• Liquid Blue – non bleeding
• Fragrance of your choice – Soap Queen used Bramble Berry’s Santa’s Spruce for this one.
• 2 cup capacity containers or glass microwave safe measuring cup
• 1 cup capacity pyrex containers or glass microwave safe measuring cup
(if you have two, 2 cup capacity pyrex containers that will work just fine!)
• 8 in. x 8 in. Glossy Silicone Square mold
• Scale that weighs to a tenth of an ounce
• Clean cutting surface
• 2 Plastic droppers – one for fragrance, one for soap
• 1/4 Teaspoon measuring spoon
• sprayer with rubbing alcohol
• food thermometer
• cup with just under boiling water
• plastic wrap

Pop over here to see a step by step tutorial complete with pictures. Soap Queen also sell a kit to make all of this yourself

Buy everything you need in the click of a button!

Kit does not include the snowflake cutters or scale.

PHOTO PROPERTY OF SOAP QUEEN

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