Tutorials by difficulty level:
If you loved SoapyLove’s tutorial on making vibrant, back-to-school Letter soaps but don’t love the Exacto Knife portion of the tutorial, check out Spoon Sister’s Letters Tray. It’s $19.95 for the whole alphabet. And, if you wanted to use the tray for actual ice and not soap … well, that would probably be okay as well.
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Theresa, It’s clear that “great minds think alike.” Either that or “Soap Obsessed Minds think alike!”
BB also has soap alphabet molds here. The actual letters are smaller:
https://www.brambleberry.com/molds1-whole.html
And Crazy, Crafty – the last demonstration I did a few weekends ago? The ONLY person to cut herself with the Exacto knife was me! =)
Whoo-hoo!!! Thanks for the tip because the knife technique was a disaster in the making:-)
Those are so CUTE!!
And “ditto” the compliment about the BB team. I placed an order last week and got a shipment confirmation the very next day!! Talk about a quick turn about time! You can’t beat that.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
Anything to make the task easier works for me. Thanks for the find.
Cute!!!!!! Those little trays look like fun!
I’m running- not walking to get the set! Thanks as always Anne Marie and Debbie!
PS. Anne Marie- your team at BB just rocks. I accidentally did not click priority mail the other day on an order. First of all, I got a real person, secondly- she walked down the warehouse to physically upgrade my shipping! Delivered as promised just when I need it! I’m hooked on Bramble Berry! Thanks.
Whoa, this coincidence is a little weird: I just bought those from SpoonSisters.com yesterday morning – before I read Debbie’s demonstration. I was actually going through my old Domino magazines and saw a blurb about the SpoonSisters. And here you are blogging about them!