Soap Felting - How to Felt a Bar of Soap
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
After you've rubbed for a while, check the progress of the felting by dribbling some more hot water on it to wash off the lather. You'll notice that the wool has really tightened up and formed a case around the soap.
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- Let's Get Started Making a Felted Bar of Soap
- Soap Felting - Wrap the Wool Around the Soap
- Begin to Wet the Bar
- The Wet Cat Step
- Wool Shrinking - Soap Lathering
- Start Really Rubbing
- Check the Felting Process
- Blot - Let it Dry - Use It!
- Tips for Felting Soap
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