How To Make a Soap Scroll Tutorial

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soap scrolls

Supplies needed:

  • 9x11 pan or small tray
  • freezer paper
  • 1 lb of clear M&P soap base
  • 1 tsp of water
  • fragrance oil
  • colorant
  • optional herbs
  • handmade paper and raffia
  • Makes 2 scrolls
  • Line the pan
    with the freezer paper leaving a small lip around the edges. Fit the
    freezer
    paper down into the four corners making sure it's smooth. Place the
    pan on a level
    surface or else the soap will roll to the lowest end and you will not get an
    even thin sheet.
    Slowly melt your soap base in the microwave, making sure not to boil it.
    Add your water,
    fragrance, color and optional herbs. The water will make the soap more
    pliable so that it
    can be rolled like a jelly roll.
  • Slowly pour the liquefied soap base into the lined pan starting in the
    middle. The soap will
    spread out filling the bottom of the pan. Use only 1/2 of the mixture,
    and reserve the
    other half for another scroll (or melt only half the soap at a time).
    Carefully watch and
    wait for the soap to harden. Once the soap is firm to the touch, pull
    up one of the 9"
    sides and start to roll. (We used latex gloves so that it would not
    show our finger prints).
    If you wait too long the soap will not roll, so timing is everything!

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  • Once the soap has been rolled into the log, roll it into some wax paper and
    let it harden further.
    The wax paper will help to keep it in shape and prevent any sweating.
    Once hard, trim the
    two edges and finish with handmade paper and raffia. Makes 2 - 8 oz
    soap scrolls which
    can be left whole or cut in half.

    We used green tea and lime fragrance oils, red and green liquid soap colorants and dried green tea for our herb.

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