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Silhouette Soap – The Final Reveal

Filed Under: Melt & Pour Soap

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SilhouetteSoapThese are SoapyLove’s creations from the soap weekend – be sure to check back with me in a few weeks to learn all about making lotion!

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So, what do you think? Will you try this at home? If not, why not? And did I miss any major steps or questions that you have about this project? Post a comment and let me know.

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7 Comments

  1. Miss Savon,

    I didn’t put any fragrance in the clear because I was worried about the fragrance clouding the clarity of the soap. So, I scented heavily for the white backing.

    Megan,

    Your idea of a pumpkin is awesome. Mind if I try it as well?

    It sounds like the cookie cutter idea is a definite winner so maybe I’ll re-do the project with cookie cutters for a pumpkin or thanksgiving theme.

  2. I will definitely try this! The instructions were so clear! I think I can, I think I can! I’ll probably start with a cookie cutter (maybe Christmas tree shaped!)

    Thanks so much for the lesson!

  3. Sorry to post as anon but it won’t let me log on. Once I get some black colouring I’ll give this project a go. I agree with others that it will probably be with a biscuit cutter. I was thinking of just filling some little embed moulds to a thin layer and using them too. (I’ve got stars and I might cut out a moon with a knife). The instructions were easy to read and follow. Just one question did you bother to add fragrance to the clear and black parts?
    Miss Savon – Australia

  5. I’ve done this kind of thing with a yellow on yellow and an angel cookie cutter. I no longer have pics for some reason and the soap is long gone but it was very cute. 🙂 I had never thought of using a thin clear layer though to help the cut out stand out. That will be most definitely be something I use next time.

  6. What do I think? I was wondering how this was made, and with a little practice I think a little trial and error~ I think I could do it.

    I like Megan’s idea of doing the silhouette with a pumpkin~ one idea drawns another~ that’s why soap making has endless possibilities! Such fun!

  7. I love the idea! I think I am going to try it. I could even do it with an orange pumpkin for the silhouette, for Fall. How cute would that be? I do like the classic black & white tho! great tutorial!