Wanted Custom Pull-through Plates

[GraciousGraphics]

Done.

 

[KiwiMoose]

Woooo - how exciting! Look what i just got in the mail:

Thank you @GraciousGraphics!

 

[TashaBird]

Woooo - how exciting! Look what i just got in the mail:
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Thank you @GraciousGraphics!

Very cool!

 

[Peachy Clean Soap]

Very cool!

Very nice' looking forward to seeing your soap art designs

 

[KiwiMoose]

Very nice' looking forward to seeing your soap art designs

In the pot as we speak!

 

[ttingey01]

Hi, so I'm new to soap making. What exactly are we looking at? How do you use these please and thanks!

 

[AliOop]

Hi, so I'm new to soap making. What exactly are we looking at? How do you use these please and thanks!

These are pull-through design tools, aka "soap shapers." If you search YouTube for "pull through soap" you will find some videos. I think we had a pull-through challenge here on SMF, as well.

 

[KiwiMoose]

Hi, so I'm new to soap making. What exactly are we looking at? How do you use these please and thanks!

Hi - if you ar new to soap making I would recommend making a few plain batches before trying this method out. It would be quite stressful, i would imagine, to cope with this method until you are more confident.

 

[dibbles]

Hi, so I'm new to soap making. What exactly are we looking at? How do you use these please and thanks!

I agree with @KiwiMoose to wait with this technique until you have a good grasp of recognizing emulsion and being able to keep your batter fluid long enough to complete the pour. It is a fun technique to do though, and I would definitely put it on your bucket list.

Pouring through something like a sink strainer is much easier, and gives very pretty results. The SMF challenge used this technique in April of this year.
https://www.soapmakingforum.com/thr...e-strainer-pour-pull-through-technique.78746/

 

[ttingey01]

I agree with @KiwiMoose to wait with this technique until you have a good grasp of recognizing emulsion and being able to keep your batter fluid long enough to complete the pour. It is a fun technique to do though, and I would definitely put it on your bucket list.

Pouring through something like a sink strainer is much easier, and gives very pretty results. The SMF challenge used this technique in April of this year.
https://www.soapmakingforum.com/thr...e-strainer-pour-pull-through-technique.78746/

Thanks everyone! I can't wait to try this and it will be on my bucket list!! Happy New Year!