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Soap Bouquet

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melt and pour soap is really easy - basically melt in a jug in microwave in short bursts. Add fragrance oils and colouring, pour into your moulds and let it set. It sets pretty quickly too - in under an hour though I normally make soap in the early hours and leave it until the morning or next evening.

 

These were made in a rose shape silicone mould. There is a wide array of soap moulds on the net - particularly on ebay.

 

It does need wrapped in cling film after releasing from the mould - or glycerine soaps go a bit funny - think of how it starts to disintegrate at the side of the bath / sink. Wrapped it keeps for months and months.

 

Basically - this is a watering can from Asda - two for £5, a 4" polystyrene ball, some toothpicks with one sharp end snipped off and some silk flowers. Bottom of ball cut off with a bread knife and stuck on to said watering can with plenty double sided sticky tape.

 

It's a bit like flower arranging lol - but the craft side of it is dead easy and not expensive either

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It is fairly heavy. I used 600g of soap (each flower is 30g). I put it in a bag to take to Gilly as a present - but fell over Oliver's tag-along croccodile on the way to the door.

 

IT went flying and top bit with all the soap came off. About 1/3 of the flowers dropped off and I had to put them back on and reassemble.

 

That was BEFORE I decided to do photos - so it bounced pretty well !! :lol:

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