Teach Soap

I was wanting to make some small decorative soaps with cp. But the molds are little, like .5 oz to 1 oz each. I don't see pouring the cp from the bowl into the little molds. Can you pipe cp from like an icing bag into them or will the soap be too hot to do that? I have seen squirt bottles used and if I need to I can go get a couple if piping won't work. TIA.

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Haven

Try Nizzy's whipped soap. That one you can pipe.

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

It will work. Just wait enough soap to thicken up. If it's too fluid,it will seep out of your bag.
Have tried it, it works perfectly.

Yep, I pipe cp for cupcake frosting using my regular cp recipe. You just have to let it sit long enough to thicken up.

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Genny

Thank you. I will be trying that coming up soon. My daughter and I just did our first funnel pour but I am pretty sure the purple batter was a tad bit too thick (colored with ultraviolet marine mixed with water) but the gold batter was still nice and thin(just gold mica mixed into the batter). Weird. It still worked (sort of) and I think it will still be pretty. We shall see tomorrow when we unmold. I have 2 sets of halloween molds that I want to try with cp. They are the small silicone ice try molds from Ikea. I might try a coconut oil soap for those. We shall see. Thanks for your help.

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Haven

Yes you can pipe CP. I took this to a heavy but not too thick of a trace. At first it was too liquid in the bag and was just streaming out, so I pinched the end of the bag closed and let it sit for a few minutes and it got thick enough to pipe.

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Dawn

Those look so pretty! I will probably try it next week. Now to just find a good scent within my stash for Halloween. It's pumpkins and skulls. I don't have any pumpkin scents and no $$ to order any at the moment. I think maybe a candy scent will work well.

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Haven