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Cherry Crush
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RECIPES
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6 Blueberry Bath Whip
7 Retro Bicycle Bar Soap
8 Gingham Apple Wax Tart Air Freshener
9 Americana Stars Soap Pop
12 Melon Sugar Scrub Cubes
13 Melon Cupcake Soaps
14 Melon Ball Bath Fizzie
15 Watermelon Salt Scrub Scoops
COVER SHOT: Blueberry Bath Whip 18 Snow Cone Soap Loaf
Creamy body whip recipe with rejuvinating yogurt powder.
19 Cotton Candy Shaving Cream
ON THE COVER 20 Fish In A Dish Soap
4 Red, White & Blue 21 Fresh Squeezed Lemonade Body Wash
6 Blueberry Bath Whip 23 Stars Forever CP Soap
10 Sweet Summer Melon 24 Creamy & Refreshing CP Popsicle Soaps
16 Down By The Boardwalk 25 Cantaloupe & Cucumber CP Soap
22 Trend: All-American Cherry Crush
32 When Good Soaps Go Bad
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FEATURED TRENDS
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22 All-American: Cherry Crush Colors & Scents
34 Crazy for Coral
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FEATURE
RED, WHITE & BLUE
Americana
H I J
These fresh apple air fresheners will make you think you are
walking through an apple orchard! These will fragrance
your car, home, drawers, etc.
Fresh Fruit
D E MELON MANIA
FEATURED INGREDIENTS :
H I J
Summer Fun
H I J
This fun summer soap looks just like a snow cone! Kids
would enjoy making this soap as much as they would enjoy
using it.
Fun recipe to make with kids. Makes a great gift and sells
easily as retail.
B ALL-AMERICAN SCENT G
CHERRY CRUSH
A. Black Cherry Fragrance Oil 453
B. Santa Red Soap Color Bar
C. Cherry Kiss Sweetened Flavor 781
D. Matte Americana Liquid Pigment
E. Crimson Sparkle Mica Powder
F. Santa Red MP Soap Color Bar
C H
G. Cherry Vanilla Fragrance Oil 188
H. Bath Bomb Red Powder Color
I. Maraschino Cherry Fragrance 181
ADDITIONAL PRODUCTS
[ NOT PICTURED ]
STARS FOREVER COLD PROCESS until completely melted. Remove from heat and set aside
to cool.
This fruity scented soap combines a white cold process soap Once the soapmaking oils reach about 95-100F add
recipe with fun natural glycerin soap stars in pretty pastel the titanium dioxide to the oils. Mix with a stick blender
pinks and blues to help you celebrate the fourth of July! to combine then pour the lye/water into the oils. At light
trace at the fragrance oil and mix thoroughly.
WHAT YOU NEED:
Pour a small amount of soap into the silicone loaf mold
You will need a Crafters Choice Regular Silicone Soap
then place a row of blue stars along the length of the
Mold and Silicone Column Stars Mold for this project.
mold. Pour more of the soap over the stars then place
* Tube Mold will be back in stock at WSP by Fall 2014.
the pink stars along the length of the mold. Finally pour
the remaining soap into the mold.
INGREDIENTS FOR MP STARS:
12 oz. Crafters Choice Detergent Free Three Butter Soap
Cover the mold and insulate for 24 hours. After the
- 2 lb Tray
insulation period unmold the soap loaf and cut into bars.
Crafters Choice Stained Glass Ocean Blue Liquid Color
Allow to cure 4-6 weeks before use.
Crafters Choice Stained Glass Santa Red Liquid Color
10 ml Crafters Choice Pink Berry Mimosa Fragrance Oil
*Feel free to substitute the fragrance oil for this recipe
440
but make sure to use a clear or vanilla free fragrance for
the best results and a whiter soap.
INGREDIENTS FOR CP SOAP:
2.8 oz. Crafters Choice Safflower Oil
This project and these instructions have been written
5.6 oz. Crafters Choice Sesame Oil
for someone who has experience making soap and
5.6 oz. Crafters Choice Coconut Oil - 76 Melt
knows the potential dangers due to working with sodium
1.4 oz. Crafters Choice Cocoa Butter - Refined &
hydroxide. It will not outline safety methods of working
Deodorized (Ultra White)
with dangerous chemicals, it is simply a soap recipe for
8.4 oz. Crafters Choice Palm Oil
advanced soapmakers. Handmade eMagazine is not
1.4 oz. Crafters Choice Soybean Oil
responsible for the products you create from our supplies.
2.8 oz. Crafters Choice Olive Oil - Pomace
You alone are responsible for product and recipe testing
9.65 oz. Distilled Water
to ensure compatibility and safety.
3.8 oz. Sodium Hydroxide
1.6 oz. Crafters Choice Pink Berry Mimosa Fragrance
Oil 440
3 Tablespoons Crafters Choice Matte White Pigment
Powder - For Oil
DIRECTIONS:
Begin by making the stars. Weigh out 6 oz. of the Baby
Buttermilk MP soap, cut into chunks and melt. Add 2-3
drops of the Stained Glass Blue Liquid Soap Color to suit
then stir in 5 ml of the fragrance oil. Mix well, then pour
into four of the star cavities in the silicone star column mold.
Allow to harden completely, then set the bottom 3/4 of the
mold into a sink of hot water to aid in easy removal of the
stars from the mold. Gently ease out the stars. Repeat with
the remaining 6 oz. of MP base and 5 ml of fragrance
using the Stained Glass Santa Red Liquid Soap Color.
Now make your cold process soap that will surround the
stars. Weigh out the water and lye and pour the lye into
the water. Mix well, then set aside to cool.
This recipe was formulated and contributed by Rebecca D. Dillon of Rebeccas Soap Delicatessen (http://
www.soapdelicatessen.com) who has been making soap for over a decade and crafting since she was old
enough to hold a crayon. In addition to making soap, Rebecca also blogs for Soap Deli News (http://
soapdelinews.com) where she shares her other DIY projects, inspirations and fabulous handmade finds
with readers.
DIRECTIONS:
Start by preparing lye water. Add lye to water and stir.
Set aside.
Melt coconut oil. Once melted add liquid oils and stir again.
At desired temperature for oils and water (between room
temperature and 110F recommended), add lye solution to
oils and bring to very thin, light trace using a stick blender.
Stir in titanium dioxide and Neon Mango Madness colorants
to soap. Working quickly, use stickblender in short bursts if
needed to disperse the colorants. Once color is consistent
with no lumps, stir in fragrance oil. Pour quickly into molds
and tap gently to release air bubbles. Insert popsicle stick
after soap begins to thicken.
Marla Bosworth is the CEO and President of Back Porch Soap Company in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Her company retails, wholesales and offers private label bath and body products to resorts, boutiques
and upscale stores worldwide. Marla conducts seminars on how to formulate soaps and natural skin
care products as well as entrepreneurial classes in New York City, Boston, California and Jackson Hole,
Wyoming. www.backporchsoap.com
DIRECTIONS:
Carefully add lye to juice and stir. Set aside. Next, melt
coconut oil and cocoa butter. Remove from heat and stir
in liquid oils. At desired temperature for oils and water
(between room temperature and 110F recommended),
add lye solution to oils and bring to very thin, light trace
using a stick blender. Stir in fragrance oil.
Marla Bosworth is the CEO and President of Back Porch Soap Company in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Her company retails, wholesales and offers private label bath and body products to resorts, boutiques and
upscale stores worldwide. Marla conducts seminars on to formulate soaps and natural skincare products
as well as entrepreneurial classes in New York City, Boston, California and Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
www.backporchsoap.com
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WHEN GOOD SOAPS GO BAD The gelling begins in the middle and works its way out
to the edges. As the soap completes the gel phase, the
process is reversed with the edges cooling and solidifying
By Catherine McGinnis first working back into the center. If at any time during this
It happens to beginners. It happens to seasoned process the temperature changes or the natural process is
professionals. No cold process soap maker is immune halted, a gel ring can occur. The finished soap is absolutely
to mishaps. But knowing how to diagnose the problem okay to use but aesthetically it can alter the design of your
and how to overcome the situation is key in learning and soap.
understanding. Consider the following pitfalls. Have they
happened to you? Take careful note and next time you will To avoid a gel ring you can (1) bypass gel altogether by
have the troubleshooting upper hand. placing your newly poured loaf into the refrigerator/freezer
or (2) create an environment where your saponifying soap
DRY AND CRUMBLY. If your soap crumbles when cutting will remain at a constant warm temperature.
or appears dry and powdery, it is likely that the soap is
lye heavy. An abundance of lye in your recipe will be SPLIT TOPS. If your soap batch gets too hot while gelling,
left without an oil to saponify with, thus showing up as it can begin to crack. Similar to bread baking in the oven,
free radical particles. Chances are you miscalculated or an exit for the trapped heat forms. This often happens with
mismeasured; too much lye or too little oil. soaps that contain milk or sugar ingredients. Quite often
the crack will come back together as the soap cools and
SOFT AND SQUISHY. Just the opposite of lye heavy is be almost unnoticeable in the final design. If you find your
soft soap. Its characteristics are spongy, gelatinous and tops splitting more often than not, try elevating your loaf
malleable to the touch. If this occurs, double check your to allow for airflow around the mold. Or switch to a mold
calculations. Be sure you did not add too much oil or left that is not quite so insulated. Cracked tops still produce
out a portion of the lye. viable soaps but they can be aesthetically unpleasant.
WONT SET UP. If after 24 hours your soap hasnt firmed The old adage of measure twice and cut once certainly
up your problem could be (1) improper measurements or applies to soap making. Dont rush your process. Take the
(2) inadequate mixing. Retrace your steps to be certain proper time to accurately measure and remeasure your
that you correctly calculated your lye solution. If your ingredients. Keeping a record of your steps will not only
measurements were 100% correct, the diagnosis could be provide a history for re-creation. But it also offers a record
that you did not bring your soap batter to a proper trace. to scrutinize when things go wrong. Learn from reflecting
on the experience and trying again.
In order for saponification to occur the oils must be
Catherine McGinnis is the creative mind
completely combined with the lye. False trace is a
behind Soaping101. Catherine earned her
phenomenon that can occur when the reaction temperature
MBA, Summa Cum Laude from MSU. With
drops and the fats solidify before they are properly a background in marketing and a keen eye
incorporated. To avoid this, keep your oil and lye solution for design, soapmaking was a perfect fit. She
temperatures consistent with each other founded newt+fig Soaps which soon gained a
faithful following and led to requests for video tutorials. She
OOZING OILS. If you cut into your soap and discover that now helps soapmakers sharpen their skills through free online
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ORANGE BLOSSOM & BUTTERMILK OATMEAL & CAMEO SOAP WITH BORDER
LAVANDIN SOAP HONEY SOAP CUP Submitted by: Audra, WI
Submitted by: Cayla, OH Submitted by: Rosetta, NC
Will this colorant work with Will this bag hold 16 oz of When used in bath bombs
cold process soap? bath salts? will the glitter stick to your
WSP Staff Answered:
skin when you get out?
WSP Staff Answered: WSP Staff Answered:
While this product is not
aected by PH levels I would not We tested this and used The glitter may initially stick to
recommend using it in cold process Crafters Choice European your skin, but will easily rinse o
soap. WSP recommends there Spa Salt - Medium Grain and it before exiting the tub. If the bath
stained glass colorants mostly for held 16 oz of this salt. So it will bomb has a high oil content then
their melt and pour bases. I suggest vary depending on which bath the glitter may be harder to rinse
using some of WSPs CP safe salt you use. o.
micas/pigments and blending them
to get a similar color.
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