Search results

Thanks for the replies, everyone! I have so much info to work with! Looking forward to tackling this on the weekend!

Thanks! This is kind of like what the first response was. I am am leaning in this direction. I have some foam board that I was going to cut up, double it up for extra thickness and strength, cover in freezer paper, and tape to the inside of the mold for vertical separation.

Thanks Dean! I am getting some great ideas!

What am I going to do with all of that soap? Hahaha! Christmas gifts! I just found the soap gal. She is wonderful! Good thinking! Thanks for the ideas! I was only going to make 4-5 different scents...so 4-5 vertical or horizontal layers. It won't fill completely. I was just thinking...

Thanks! I was thinking about something similar with the layered soaps. I could end up with "combo bars". That might be fun. The mold is a soap making mold. It is one from "For Crafts Sake" and comes with a wire log cutter too! I actually think it might be the same type as Ariane Arsenault...

What are you asking? Well meant or not....All I read is a statement that has nothing to do with the question I asked. This was not a helpful response as it did not, in any way, address my question. I do not claim to be an expert. I have worked with very small...and I mean VERY SMALL batches...

Brilliant! I've seen this done before with the slab molds, but it just NEVER crossed my mind to apply it to the taller mold. I was having thoughts about one batch leaking on to another but never considered the weight. Thank you soooo much for your response! If I end up using my big mold, I...

I have a giant mold that will yield something like 144 bars of soap. It is roughly 2 feet tall and probably 15-ish inches square. My question is...has anyone ever used a mold this size and poured multiple batches into it? My thinking is...Make a batch of lavender - say 8" tall...cover with...