Teach Soap

Hi there, I've been asked to make some soaps for a greek baptisim and I've been looking online for some pretty molds,,,I really like the 1's from GB House but you can only make 1 soap at a time,,,which isn't any good to me as greeks can have more than 1000 guests. I've looked at chocolate molds but they are too small,,,can anyone advise me on a good site to look at please,,,I'm looking for soaps around 6cm,,,and that I can make more than 10 at a time,,,more would be great thanks

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Lesli Sagan
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Pretty in what way?
Plastic? Silicone, wood? You could make a swirled CP soap and add some nice peaks at the top. Add glitter or some mica to the tops.

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Irena
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Here's a thought....soapmoldsuperstore has cute vertical molds. Instead of making just one soap at a time, you could use the vertical mold and cut it to whatever width you like.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

What time of year is the baptism? I'm hoping it's at least two months from now, because you'll need that long for the soaps to cure. You might also be able to use the time of year as an inspiration for what sorts of design(s) to use.

Here's a very pretty mold with 16 cavities, holding almost 2 pounds of soap at a time. Fleur-de-lys pattern. Since it's for a baptism, the symbolism of the fleur-de-lys is appropriate: like the shamrock in Ireland, a three-petaled flower is sometimes used to demonstrate the idea of the Trinity within Christian traditions (or so I've heard).

Flowers are pretty:

Roses are often used in Christian tradition and decor, reminiscent of certain concepts and mentioned in the Hebrew Bible as well as the Christian Testament:

Perfect cubes:

Hearts:

Alternatively, you could buy a large slab mold with guest-soap-sized dividers, and do a colorful swirl of soaps instead of making it pretty by its shape. If you choose this route, I would go with this mold and this set of [url]dividers http://www.brambleberry.com/Guest-Divid ... P4876.aspx[/url]

I like this vendor a lot; they have hundreds of molds, they are reasonably priced and shipping goes down per unit if you buy more than one. Given that they ship from Hong Kong, fulfillment is pretty quick - a week to 10 days in my experience. Here is one possible option:

http://www.etsy.com/listing/63372064/15 ... loral%2B15

These only measure 4.2 cm across but they also have 8 cavity molds that are larger. Lots to choose from!

Hope this helps!