Halloween Melt and Pour Soap
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
For the pumpkin, I took the leftover yellow soap that I had used to do the eyes, and added some orange soap dye to make the body of the pumpkin.
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- Let's Get Started
- Put In the Highlight Colors
- Add Other Colors - or the Rest of the Soap
- More Colors
- Keep on Coloring and Creating
- Finish Pouring and Let them Cool
- Unmold and Enjoy
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