Don't these look good enough to eat? And I do believe this is the ideal meal.....one hot dog and three pieces of cake!
I embedded
Iwako erasers between layers of clear melt and pour soap.
These erasers are so realistic. Here's how I did it. I poured a 1/4 inch layer of clear soap in the bottom of the molds. After two minutes, I placed the erasers, face down, in the soap. After a few minutes more I sprayed a bit of rubbing alcohol on the soap and poured more clear soap over the erasers, covering them. When the soap had developed a film, I laid a sheet of water soluble printed paper on the soap. Let set till pretty firm. Spray with alcohol and then pour white soap over paper and fill mold. The soap is scented with
raspberry. I know,
weird with the hot dog but it goes great with the cake!
The paper was printed on the computer and is very muted. These will be great to give as gifts! Diana
I embedded Iwako erasers between layers of clear melt and pour soap. 
These erasers are so realistic. Here's how I did it. I poured a 1/4 inch layer of clear soap in the bottom of the molds. After two minutes, I placed the erasers, face down, in the soap. After a few minutes more I sprayed a bit of rubbing alcohol on the soap and poured more clear soap over the erasers, covering them. When the soap had developed a film, I laid a sheet of water soluble printed paper on the soap. Let set till pretty firm. Spray with alcohol and then pour white soap over paper and fill mold. The soap is scented with raspberry. I know, weird with the hot dog but it goes great with the cake!
The paper was printed on the computer and is very muted. These will be great to give as gifts! Diana
Those are so cute!! I love to make soap but have never tried using the paper like you did. I'm going to have to give it a try!! I'm a new follower, if you get a chance, I'd love for you to stop by my blog and follow it too! : )
ReplyDeleteAimee @ Justkiddingaroundatlanta
I agree, these would make great gifts! My daughter and her friends all love those little erasers and this would be fun to make for her to give them. They collect and trade the erasers and even though they are only in preschool they also love fancy soaps, as my daughter calls them. My mom got her a popsicle shaped one awhile ago and now she wants all her bar soap to be pretty. Thanks for linking to A Crafty Soiree!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, those are CUTE!! I just stopped over from the Night Owl Crafting linky party. So nice to "meet" you : ) Hope you have a wonderful weekend, friend.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Laura
Wow! These are great! I never knew soap could be so cute and fun.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. I have molds just like this & have done the "fish in a bag" soap, but never thought of putting in erasers! Where did you get the water soluble paper? I'd love to try this:)
ReplyDeleteVery cute! What fun ideas you had for the added elements :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll join me tomorrow for another Crafty Soiree, you're one of my three featured participants.
ReplyDeleteOh, how cute!! This would be a great project for my tween daughter! Would make great gifts for her to give her friends.
ReplyDelete~ The Speckled Dog