Cloudy day, so forgive the pics. Remember the skull one use soap on this blog? Well these are a much less sinister version for Christmas.
I printed the images from Graphics Fairy on water soluble paper.
After I allowed the colors to really "set" on the paper about a week, and a sealing spray of hair spray, I cut them out. Be sure and leave a tab to hold on to! You will cut it off later. Now a few dips in clear glycerin soap and let dry on wax paper. Trim off any errant soap to clean them up.
I put them in clear baggies that I made toppers for. The image on the topper is also from Graphics Fairy!
Again, sorry about the bad lighting, but I hope you get the idea. These will look great in a guest bath or would be perfect for a stocking stuffer. Diana
I printed the images from Graphics Fairy on water soluble paper.
After I allowed the colors to really "set" on the paper about a week, and a sealing spray of hair spray, I cut them out. Be sure and leave a tab to hold on to! You will cut it off later. Now a few dips in clear glycerin soap and let dry on wax paper. Trim off any errant soap to clean them up.
I put them in clear baggies that I made toppers for. The image on the topper is also from Graphics Fairy!
Again, sorry about the bad lighting, but I hope you get the idea. These will look great in a guest bath or would be perfect for a stocking stuffer. Diana
They are great!!
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I loved the one use soap idea and this is even better for the holidays! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese are cute, cute, cute!! Thanks for linking this up to Brag Monday.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and creative project! I love your packaging, too!
ReplyDeleteWonderful soaps, far too sweet to be used (lol)
ReplyDeleteWhere can I buy inexpensive water soluble paper? I looked at my local Jo Anns and Michael's to no avail...and no luck on the web - I must be searching for the wrong thing??
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable!
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