• August 13, 2009

This is the last video in our Melt & Pour series on Soap Queen TV. We’re going to take a little break before we come back with our next series in the Fall. What do you want to learn about? I know I’ve said this before but just to remind you – we really want to hear your suggestions!

In this episode I use the layering technique from Episode 12 and the embedding technique demonstrated in Episode 4 to create some adorable soaps. I also show you 2 new techniques for getting perfectly even layers and gradating soap colors to go from dark to light. I hope this episode inspires you to mix and match some of the techniques we’ve covered in the last 15 episodes of Soap Queen TV.

Episode 15: Gradated Color Layers from Soap Queen on Vimeo.

 

Ingredients:

Clear melt & pour soap
White melt & pour soap
Liquid orange color
Kumquat fragrance
Flexible brownie pan
Scale

For Embedding variation:
Clear soap
Basic shapes soap mold
Super pearly white mica

 

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