• May 12, 2010
So much time is spent planning and executing your soap recipe. Don’t you want your packaging to reflect that? Your answer should be YES! Lisa Johnson, from Poppy Paperie, shows us some creative and inspiring examples of charming soap packaging over on her blog.
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Soaps were made with the Slim Square Mold, and Ice Cream Toy.
Learn how to embed toys HERE on SoapQueen.TV.
Soap was made with the Slim Square Mold with Hungarian Lavender and the rubber stamping technique. Learn how to Rubber Stamp your soap HERE on SoapQueen.TV.
Made with the Soapylove IceCream Cone Mold and Mint Chocolate Chip Fragrance Oil. See Soapylove’s IceCream tutorial HERE.

 

Gasp! I’m so impressed with Lisa’s soapmaking and packaging talent. Check out Lisa’s Blog for a full tutorial on how to package your soaps like a rock star (Click HERE)! Make sure that you read all the way to the end of the Poppy Paperie blog post, you could have a chance to win a Bramble Berry gift certificate for $25! Good luck!



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