Enjoy your soap on a rope!
Soap on a Rope
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
If you're using melt and pour soap, you're ready to go use your soap. If you're using cold process soap, you'll need to let it cure for a few weeks before you use it.
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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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