I did a checkerboard pattern with the different colors. Here's the first layer:

Second layer:

Here it is this morning after I unmolded it. It was 12 hours later and it was still a bit warm and soft. I went ahead and cut it anyway. If you let whipped soap sit too long it will get too hard to cut.

Here are the cut bars curing on the shelves:

My daughter is going to love this one! She loves the scent and when she finds out that it floats, she'll be amazed:)
6 comments:
wow i never saw that process in my life! how awesome! thank you thank you!
That sounds yummy!!
Nice soap! :D
i wish i could smell it... sounds wonderful!!
cool pattern :) Soapmaking is one of those crafts I am envious of!
Wonderful color choices, a definite must for yummy cotton candy! Love the whipped pattern & texture.
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