If you're using cold process soap, make your recipe as you would, but make sure you are pouring at very light trace - otherwise the soap can be too thick to pour into the 3D molds.
Soap on a Rope
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
If you're using melt and pour soap, cut it up, melt it, and add whatever fragrance or color you are going to.
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- Let's Put Your Soap on a Rope
- Set up the mold
- Place the Rope
- Prepare Your Soap
- Pour the Soap (3D Molds)
- Using a Single Cavity Mold
- Place the Rope
- Unmold the soap
- Finished Soaps - Ready for Hanging
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