MP Soap: Layered Fluorescent Soap Loaf

As a melt and pour soap maker, you have always made single bars.  Now you would like to take the next step and make a soap loaf.  Well, here is an advanced project from Wholesale Supplies Plus called MP Soap: Layered Fluorescent Soap Loaf.  The estimated time to make this  project is under six hours and you should get eight 1" slices.

Wavy Loaf Sorbet Soap

For those who have taken my melt and pour soap making classes in the past and were interested in learning how to make a loaf soap, here is a basic layer soap project from Soap Place.

The instructions for this Wavy Loaf Sorbet Soap is very basic, although I am concerned with the non stick loaf pan being used as a mold. I do not know for sure how well the soap will come out once it is cured. You may want to spray the pan with some cooking spray or better yet use a silicone loaf pan.

As for the color and scent of these bar of soap, you do not have to follow what the instructions call for you can purchase what fragrance or coloring that you choose. You can purchase the Life of the Party supplies from Michaels. As for the crinkle cutter, I found mine on Ebay. If anyone else knows where else someone can purchase one please let us know.

Jelly Bean MP Loaf

Have you ever made a melt and pour soap loaf before?  Why not to take a stab on on making this colorful Jelly Bean Soap Loaf from Aussie Soap Supplies?  Looking at the step by step instructions, it does not seem very hard.  I would think that making the jelly beans would be the most difficult, but actually they are made in one of the ice cube trays you can get at IKEA.  If you cannot find them at your local IKEA store, then the next best place is on EBAY.