1st try bastile type recipe....

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Hi. My 1st attempt at bastille recipe. Replaced water with avj. Used ivory soap for fragrance. Got td spots. But everything else worked ok. Thanks for looking.
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had it in my head this soap should be light pink. Not sure why. But used a bit of rose clay and td to the oils. in hind sight I did not need TD.

I have fallen down the same rabbit hole.
I have used the cutters you use for fondant. Its how I did the soap dough daisies on my latest soap. I used a 5 petal flower cutter then flattened each petal a bit and put the orange center on by making a small ball and flattening it.
I did the butterflies also with a fondant cutter but their shape I got from a clay tutorial.
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Also got the bears from a clay tutorial
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Ive done penguins and snowmen and gnomes from Sorcery Soap videos
I was wondering how you did those butterflies! The bears and roses are SO cute too! I just did butterflies with an extruder that I’ll cut today. I think they’re meh, but not sure yet.

I like making embeds with it. Usually sculpted ones but also with molds. for Christmas time I use the embeds to make a hybrid/cp and mp snow globe soap.
Another use is doing soap veneers (inlaid), where you scrape the bar with a tool and fill with soap dough.
If your soap dough is sticky it works well for stenciling as well:



Also, here is how I made my flower embeds that come so handy when a soap goes south and are just made with little balls.


Ooh! Stenciling is a new one for me! Cool. Thanks!!
 

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