• October 17, 2009

If you’re anything like me, and hate wasting soap, you’ll have plenty of soap scraps laying around the house from all of your melt and pour projects. I recently got a bee in my bonnet to embedded some of my old soap in one loaf mold (below) and chop up melt and pour scraps to integrate into a Cold Process loaf (above). I just love how they both turned out. The fragrance is even fabulous, though I will probably never be able to recreate it. Rats!

And another scrappy soap made with melt and pour odds and ends – each bar looks different and special.

Two more scrappy soaps I did are shown on TwitPic here and here.

Check out episode 4 of Soap Queen TV to see how I made the scrappy masterpiece above.

 

 

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