Stamping soap is a simple and easy way to bring a that special detail to your cold process or melt and pour soap. At Bramble Berry we sell two different kinds of stamps, acrylic and resin, and they each have their own tips and tricks to make the stamps really pop. Enjoy the video!
These products were used in the video:
- Fleur de Lis Stamp
- Rosemary Cold Process Soap
- Heart Tree Soap Stamp
- Owl Soap Stamp
- Spiral Flower Stamp (discontinued)
- Tangerine Wow! Colorant
- Super Pearly White
- Sparkle Gold
- Red Mica (discontinued)
I found 96% alcohol at local drugstore and chemical supplier, but they dont have the 91%, i don’t know why.
Hi Irene!
Where are you located? Sometimes if you are out of the United States, it is a little harder to find, but the 70% or 96% Isopropyl alcohol is going to work just fine! 🙂
-Becky with Bramble Berry
I’m from Indonesia 😀
Thanks a lot Becky!
Is it possible if i use 70% cosmetic alcohol on the acrylic stamp for my CP soap? because i couldn’t find any supplier in my city that sells 91% alcohol.
Hi Irene!
The 91% rubbing alcohol is going to be the best for CP soap, but if you can only find 70%, you can still use that. I’d also ask at your local drugstore or grocery store to see if they have 91% Isopropyl alcohol available (most do). Happy Soaping!
-Becky with Bramble Berry
Is there a reason why the acrylic stamps aren’t that good to use on M&P soap? I really like some of t he acrylic ones but haven’t ventured into making CP soap. I was thinking of using the giraffe or owl acrylic stamps for a baby shower gift.
Hi Toni! We’ve found that the acrylic stamps don’t work on very well in M&P soap because the base hardens up and it tends to pull the soap out (like it does at 00:51 in the video)instead of leaving a nice a clean stamp. If you are wanting to use a soap stamp, I’d stick with the resin soap stamps, and here are a few that I think could work for your baby shower gifts:
Tulip Stamp: https://www.brambleberry.com/Tulip-Stamp-1-stamp-P3580.aspx
Sunflower Stamp: https://www.brambleberry.com/Sunflower-Stamp-1-stamp-P4126.aspx
Spiral Flower Stamp: https://www.brambleberry.com/Spiral-Flower-Stamp-1-stamp-P4129.aspx
Heart Stamp: https://www.brambleberry.com/Heart-Stamp-1-Stamp-P5173.aspx
Dolphin Stamp: https://www.brambleberry.com/Dolphin-Stamp-1-stamp-P4107.aspx
Blossom Stamp: https://www.brambleberry.com/Blossom-Stamp-1-stamp-P4099.aspx
I hope this helps!
-Becky with Bramble Berry
Thanks so much! You are awesome!!
Saw that you recommended a custom at the end of the segment!! Thanks for that. Would love though if you could help with with the scent question!!!
Thanks!!
Tammy
Awesome! I would also love a recommendation for a custom! Also a side question-can you point to me one of your vanilla-cake-sugar scents that does not discolor??
Thanks so much for these videos-that are just what we need!!
http://www.soapmolds.com is the place to go for custom stamps. You can send them in image and they’ll work with your to make your very own custom soap stamp.
If you’re in love with sweet/foody/vanilla fragrances like me, you’ll want to invest in some Vanilla Color Stabilizer. Use it at a 1:1 ratio to prevent discoloring. Here’s the link https://www.brambleberry.com/Vanilla-Color-Stabilizer-P4156.aspx. We only have one vanilla fragrance oil that does not discolor. It’s called (for obvious reasons) Non-Discoloring Vanilla https://www.brambleberry.com/Vanilla-Non-discoloring-Fragrance-Oil-P3908.aspx
Courtney from Bramble Berry
Do you make custom made stamps (logos)and if not do you have a recommendation for a supplier? Thanks.
Yes! Contact http://www.soapmolds.com for your custom stamps. You can send them an image and work with them for your own custom stamp!
Courtney from Bramble Berry
i always wanted to know how to stamp soap
thank you!