Watermelon MP Soap Tart Recipe

Memorial Day Weekend is the unofficial start of summer.  One staple of picnics is watermelon.  If you love watermelon, this melt and pour soap recipe from Wholesale Supplies Plus called Watermelon MP Soap Tart will surely fit the bill.

Honey Hive MP Soap Bars

I saw this really cute melt and pour soap project on the Wholesale Supplies Plus called Honey Hive MP Soap Bars that any bee or honey lover would love to receive as a gift. The soap is scented with a lovely mixture of buttercream and spun sugar that is wrapped around notes of honeycomb, bergamot blossoms and caramel dipped apple.

Pizza Pie MP Soap

Want to hear something funny?  Until I was about 8 years old, I thought pizza was disgusting.  Now I think it should be classified as its own food group. Anyway, kids love pizza and here is a fun melt and pour soap project that just may encourage them to wash their hands....Pizza Pie MP Soap. What a great party favor for your kids next birthday party.

Sea Sponge Melt & Pour Soap DIY

If you liked the cold process version of the Sea Sponge Soap from The Soap Queen, but you you are more of a melt and pour soap maker, you are in luck!  The Soap Queen created a recipe just for you called Sea Sponge Melt and Pour Soap.

Cactus Flower Soap Tutorial

Do decorate in the southwestern motif?  Or do you hail from the dessert?  I found this interesting cold process and melt and pour soap project from The Soap Queen called Cactus Flower Soap.  This project is more for the advanced soapmaker.

Cosmic Cotton Candy Soap Tutorial

When I saw this melt and pour recipe called Cosmic Cotton Candy Soap from The Soap Queen made me think of getting cotton candy at the county fair.  This is an intermediate level project but it is not really difficult but it does require an understanding of how melt and  pour behave at different temperatures.  This would be a perfect gift for a girl's party.

How to Make Soap: Cold Process and Melt & Pour Recipes

It is not to early to start thinking about making holiday gifts.  If you want to make cold process bars of soap it is best to start soon so that they have gone though the process and ready to give. Melt and pour is pretty forgiving...because once it harden you can use it immediately.  I found this post called How to make Soap:  Cold Process and Melt & Pour Soap Recipes that can give you some ideas about making soap to give as gifts.