Our Custom Wooden Soap Mold - holds 8 pound cold process soap recipe.

Inside dimensions:  10.50" x 8.75"     $22.00

Instructions on how to line are at the bottom of this page - just scroll down to them.

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Our Wooden/wire soap cutter set - designed for the soap mold above

Cuts the 8 pound soap block into 3 strips (logs).  The bar cutter cuts the strips into soap bars.
Set $23.00 - Individual bar cutter or strip cutter $11.50

3-D Soap Molds
These designer soap molds manufactured by 3-D Soap Molds are used to create professional Melt & Pour glycerin soaps, and Cold Process hand-made soaps. These heavy duty soap molds are manufactured from heavy duty ABS plastic, and High Impact Polystyrene plastic which are both food safe and FDA approved. Our sturdiest molds.

Milky Way Soap Molds
Milky Way bar molds come on sheets of clear, flexible PVC plastic 9" x 9" square. We also are carrying a few of their tray molds. Artistic, unusual and lots of variety are the hallmarks of the Milky Way Molds.  Designed by Catherine Failor.  $6.00 each

Flexus Molds
Flexible soap molds greatly improve the release of your cured soap from the mold cavity. This insures that more detail and smaller detail, which may have crumbled before, is now not only possible, but easy.
 By using flexible vinyl instead of hard plastic, Flexus Molds are more durable and not prone to the cracking and warping that other molds have

Precision Soap Line
   These  clear plastic molds  are very sturdy, heavy duty.   Molds are 3 and 4 cavity.  $6.00 ea
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To line your mold like the picture on the left we used plastic wrap and a cut up trash bag.  First we put the plastic wrap on the short sides of the mold.  Then we cut a rectangular piece of trash bag 10.50" x about 20" and placed it down the middle and over both sides.  We used a small amount of scotch tape to hold it in place.

Soap Cutter Instructions
 The cutters work best when the soap is not too hard - cut between 24 to 36 hours from the time you put in mold.  I'm assuming you are using my recipe.  If you use a recipe that makes a softer bar of soap, you can wait longer.  If you wait too long, it won't work at all.  The wire can't cut it.

 To cut the strips: Take soap out of mold and set on end with the 8-3/4 end on the working surface.  Take your strip cutter (that's the shorter one with the wire at 3-1/2 inches) and turn it upside down.  Pass it through the end and across the soap to make a strip of soap 8-3/4 inches long and 3-1/2 inches wide.  Pass it through the block again and you will have 3 equal strips ready to be cut into bars.

 To cut bars: The bar cutter is set at 1 inch.  Just set the cutter on the table with the U up.  Take your strip and set it on the cutter and pass it through the wire.  Keep doing this until the entire strip is cut into 9 bars.  Each bar weighs approximately 4 to 4-1/4 ounces.  There are two additional holes made one at 7/8 inch and one at 15/16 inch.