Melt & Pour: Peanut Butter & Jelly Soap Sandwich

A great soap making project for beginning soapers wanting to learn how to pour soap in layers. It's quick and easy and a perfect soap craft to do with kids. This FREE instructional is courtesy of www.GoPlanetEarth.com. All of the supplies needed for the melt and pour soap project can be purchased at GoPlanet's online store.

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• soap
• soap making
• soapmaking
• how to make soap
• kids soap crafts
• melt and pour
• glycerin soap
• making soap

[Mimiopampam]

Is Rubbing alcohol the same thing as like normal alcohol? If not, what can i replace rubbing alcohol with? Pls reply thank you : D Do u sell it at ur web?

[GoPlanetEarth]

@Mimiopampam It's Isopropyl alcohol. Can be purchased at any drug store, or Walmart.

[Nikkinoonoo96]

Would this be possible with CP Soap? I'd prefer not to use melt and pour :)

[GoPlanetEarth]

@Nikkinoonoo96 I'm sure it can be done with CP. You would just need to get the coloring right which can sometimes be a bit more difficult when working with CP recipes.

[alexisannquirk]

Do you sell these on your website?I would like to try them before making because I dont go to the store alot thx. :) Reply Please

[GoPlanetEarth]

No. We do not sell ready-made soaps, only the supplies to make your own.

[blueturtles12]

adorable :D

[GoPlanetEarth]

Using a paper template works well. This will ensure that you are cutting into the desired size. Using a reluer and paper trace out the template, then cut. Place the template on top of the soap and use it as a cutting guide.

[nickmich101]

how did u cut the soap i cut it but the pieces were too small so i was wondering how u cut it please answer

[GoPlanetEarth]

We grown ups might not, but kids (like my grandkids) were all over this scent! Thanks for posting!!