brickjay.com
Index >> About Us >> Place Your Link >> Privacy >> ToS >> Submit Article
Search:   
Add Url
 

Garden & Home

Art & Culture

Entertainment

Automobile & Automotive

Law & Politics

Society & Issues

Banking & Finance

Drink & Food

Property & Estate

Hotels & Travel

Companies & Business

Games & Play

Fitness & Health

Children

Self Management

Outdoor & Sports

News & Events

Jobs & Careers

Lifestyle & Fashion

Online Shopping

Education & Reference

Medicine & Treatment

Science & Research

Computers & Networking


 

Index » Garden & Home » Hobby
 

Melt and Pour Soap Making

 
Author: James Hunt

Soap making is a skill thats been passed down to generations. Because of the use of lye, many people are scared away from making soap. If youre interested in soap making but dont wish to mess with lye, theres an alternative. Its called melt and pour soap making. Basically this method involves melting a ready made soap base and adding fragrances before pouring into a mold.

Melt and pour soap making allows you to make soap from the comfort of your own kitchen without using any caustic substances that may harm you or your surroundings. This method is much quicker than the old fashioned way especially since one doesnt have to wait for the soap to cure.

The soap base is purchased in blocks and which can be found at craft stores or on the internet, they cost between three and five dollars a pound. You can also buy soap making kits that come with everything youll need. This is good idea for the beginning soap maker

To begin making soap, take your block of soap base and cut it into small pieces or cubes for melting in a double boiler or microwave oven. Once the soap is melted, color and scent is added it can be poured into a mold. An hour or two later, soap is born.

These handcrafted soaps are perfect for putting in birthday or holiday gift baskets. Who wouldnt want to receive an assortment of attractive, fragrant soaps made from the heart? This is a project that is safe, simple and doesnt take too much time. If you get the children involved it can become a fun project for the whole family.

Dont write off soap making because its too dangerous or time consuming. Try the melt and pour method, you might just find it a fun and profitable hobby.

Author Bio:
James Hunt is a renowned writer. James likes to compose articles about this field.
You can search for this article using: tower hobbies, horizon hobbies, list of hobbies, radio control hobbies, ultimate hobbies
 
 
 

Related Articles

 
Stand Alone Keyless Access - How Does It Work?
 
Contemporary Rugs - Home Decorating With Contemporary Area Rugs
 
Spy Pen Cameras
 
Have You Planned An Earthquake Kit
 
Low Maintenance Teak Furniture
 
Useful Tips For Checking And Changing Your Car's Air Filter
 
The Amazing Hummingbird
 
How to Use Scrapbooking Eyelets - The Most Popular of Scrapbooking Embellishments
 
Gardening Gift
 
Butterflies In The Bedroom
 
 
 
 
 

Pregnancy and Omega 3 Fats

Omega 3 fatty acids are essential fats required for optimal human life and function. Some may be fam ... - Dr. Linda Posh
 

5 Simple Steps To Dividing Your Hardy Water Lilies

If you missed the springtime window of opportunity to divide your hardy water lilies, don't worry, i ... - Brett Fogle
 

Getting Your Child to Help With Chores

Teaching Children responsibilities will pay off when they get older. Our children learn from us and ... - Jennifer Houck
 

How to Keep Your Flower Bouquets Looking Fresh

There are a number of things that you can do to help your flower bouquets and arrangements looking b ... - Steve Miers
 

Vacation Break for Electrical Machines

What happens if the circuit breaker is placed in a high temperature environment? The thermal bimetal ... - Thomas Yoon
 

Clearing the Air, by Spring Cleaning

It's that time again, spring cleaning time that is. Clearing out wardrobes, cupboards, attics, happe ... - Michaela Scherr
 
 
Index >> Privacy >> ToS  
Copyright © 2008 www.brickjay.com