Recently tried this on my Christmas soaps. Really fun to work with Soap dough! I used soap dough and colored it with mica like she showed in the beginning!
That's a great question and I would say yes, you can. The theory is still the same. I've stenciled a year cured bar which was hard as a rock. If you do, Adam would you bring that information back and share it?
Hi Kim! I don't know, as I have not done that AND it's a clever idea. I think the stencils could be utilized for that, they are definitely durable enough. I'd love to know if you do, how it turns out.
@@sorcerysoap Thanks for your reply. I wet felt on my soap and I think your stencils might work. I also love the soap dough. I looked at your shop earlier, but some of the ones I wanted were out of stock. I sell my soap at a museum and I am always looking for new ideas! You are a true artisan!
This is great. Im making fancy soap for my daughters new store…..how long does the design on the soap last when being used everyday. It’s like the mica…it comes off with the lather. I once mixed too much black mica in a soap and got black lather. Can’t sell that. I love your stencils…I would love them even more if it last on the soap for awhile.
I would suggest if you want a stencil-like design to stay, try stamping and filling the space with soap dough. I like that process for the duration of the design. Both processes I like for the details achieved. So many choices! Thank you for watching my dear!
So cool! You are always thinking! Your attention to detail always astounds me, I bet you don't sleep from the creative juices flowing. I'm that way myself. If I get a single idea in my head, I can't sleep till I execute it. I guess it's my old age! Jill Gross
Hi, I'm a fairly new soaper and stumbled upon your fb page, and let me say you give the art of soaping a whole new perspective! You can tell how passionate you are about what you do as it reflects in your tedious and careful steps working with soap dough and the beautiful final product. You mentioned you enjoy reading all comments(even negative Nancy's,lol!), so I just wanted to say THANK YOU for making these videos, and your FB pages, I plan to watch all to fully understand this type of soap sorcery in soap dough!! I'm sure I won't be near as good as you, but definitely plan to give it a whirl!! I'll DEFINITELY be ordering soon!!! Again, thank you for sharing your talent and product, not many are so willing to 'share', or 'help' so I applaud your generosity as well! I may need a magic wand to assist, lol!🪄💫 ✨ Blessed be~a fellow soaping witch 🧙♀️ 🔮🪄💗🧼
Oh my gosh, what a delightful post/comment! Thank you bunches! If there is anything I can do to help you along your creative journey, please, reach out to me. This thoughtful post shows me a LOT. Thank you! Have a Merry Day! I wonder why we only say that for Christmas... It quite useful. :)
That's a great place to start. We have soap dough books in stock, ebooks and 100's of tutorials video and blog posts. Take a look at SorcerySoaps.com. :) Hope this helps you on your journey. Thank you for finding Sorcery Soap.
Wow, amazing I love them. Are you selling them as SVG too so we can by, download and print/cut ourselves on our cricut or similar thanks for a great video💐
Recently tried this on my Christmas soaps. Really fun to work with Soap dough! I used soap dough and colored it with mica like she showed in the beginning!
Oh, my gosh, how did i miss your message? That is so great!
Perfect. I was afraid to try.
The stencils are a really good idea
Excellent!
Very impressive!
Thank you!
Very cool!
omg beautiful
This is amazing! Will you be doing custom stencils by chance?
Thank you for the comment. I'm working with a few now... If you have something in mind, please contact me. :)
@@sorcerysoap I sure will email you!
@@sorcerysoap sent an email (to the address in the "about" tab. :)
Can you stencil soup dough onto hot process soap?
That's a great question and I would say yes, you can. The theory is still the same. I've stenciled a year cured bar which was hard as a rock. If you do, Adam would you bring that information back and share it?
@@sorcerysoap sure will
You're so talented ☺️
Thank you!! 😊
Fabulous! We learn many exciting & new things from you! Mahalo nui loa & Aloha nui!
Lovely to see you here xx
@@EdensSecret1 And u as well! Aloha nui/Much love!
Your work is amazing! I have just started felting soap. Do you think your stencils would work for felting designs??
Hi Kim! I don't know, as I have not done that AND it's a clever idea. I think the stencils could be utilized for that, they are definitely durable enough. I'd love to know if you do, how it turns out.
@@sorcerysoap Thanks for your reply. I wet felt on my soap and I think your stencils might work.
I also love the soap dough. I looked at your shop earlier, but some of the ones I wanted were out of stock. I sell my soap at a museum and I am always looking for new ideas! You are a true artisan!
@@kimjohnson5645 Thank you for your kind comments. Which ones were you interested in?
@@sorcerysoap I love Audrey!!! And I need an elephant and a goat!
Heck, I love them all!! Lol
I love this technique!
So cool! Thank you fir all your hard works and easy tutorials
Soooo excited for this
INCREDIBLE! I can't wait!! You ARE AMAZING!!!! Thank you for sharing this with all of us
This is great. Im making fancy soap for my daughters new store…..how long does the design on the soap last when being used everyday. It’s like the mica…it comes off with the lather. I once mixed too much black mica in a soap and got black lather. Can’t sell that. I love your stencils…I would love them even more if it last on the soap for awhile.
I would suggest if you want a stencil-like design to stay, try stamping and filling the space with soap dough. I like that process for the duration of the design. Both processes I like for the details achieved. So many choices! Thank you for watching my dear!
These look awesome. How about a mumma duck and her line of ducklings?
You're a genius!!! I need the RAVEN!! I'm sure there's others!
You are beyond amazing. Can't wait till the stencils are available from you. HAAAAZAHHHHH
Thank you so much!
So cool! You are always thinking! Your attention to detail always astounds me, I bet you don't sleep from the creative juices flowing. I'm that way myself. If I get a single idea in my head, I can't sleep till I execute it. I guess it's my old age!
Jill Gross
What a great idea to jazz up a plain bar of soap!!! Thanks for sharing 😍🥰
LOVE THIS! You have unlocked a door to so much creativity! ❤️
Another great idea... I bought some stencils a few weeks ago for bath bombs and never thought to use them for soap
Wow you do have a chicken rooster! I need that.
Love the stencil idea! Amazing. Can hardly wait till they are available!
Grace, These are awesome!! Could I request a stencil. I.e. I have been looking for a loon forever.
Grace?
Does the soap need to be fully cured before applying the stencil? Or have you found you can stencil to fresher soap as well?
I have stenciled on freshly cut and soaps that have cured for a year. Both work well. :)
Awesome! Can’t wait until they are available.. Thanks for sharing your talents!
Bee, these are brilliant! I love watching your videos - you are such a good teacher.
Did you use the cricket to cut it???
These are so striking and can liven up a plain bar of soap, I would love to make a Kangaroo this way. Another wonderful idea Bee.
Great idea Tanya
Sweet, Bee! You're constantly amazing me! I'm proud of ya! Hugz, Tree
This is brilliant!
Indeed! And no more being on the back foot for any holiday! :) Thank you so much, Janet, for watching. :)
I've used cookie stencils, but yours are cooler! :) Love the raven ... it's part of my logo.
This is wonderful! I cannot get the soap dough to stick to my soap- I lift the stencil and the dough is still on it. Any suggestions?
I do, make a thinner layer and release slowly to watch where it's sticking. :)
These are amazing and I can’t wait to try these stencils.
Hi, I'm a fairly new soaper and stumbled upon your fb page, and let me say you give the art of soaping a whole new perspective! You can tell how passionate you are about what you do as it reflects in your tedious and careful steps working with soap dough and the beautiful final product. You mentioned you enjoy reading all comments(even negative Nancy's,lol!), so I just wanted to say THANK YOU for making these videos, and your FB pages, I plan to watch all to fully understand this type of soap sorcery in soap dough!! I'm sure I won't be near as good as you, but definitely plan to give it a whirl!! I'll DEFINITELY be ordering soon!!! Again, thank you for sharing your talent and product, not many are so willing to 'share', or 'help' so I applaud your generosity as well! I may need a magic wand to assist, lol!🪄💫 ✨ Blessed be~a fellow soaping witch 🧙♀️ 🔮🪄💗🧼
Oh my gosh, what a delightful post/comment! Thank you bunches! If there is anything I can do to help you along your creative journey, please, reach out to me. This thoughtful post shows me a LOT. Thank you! Have a Merry Day! I wonder why we only say that for Christmas... It quite useful. :)
Never heard of soap dough?
That's a great place to start. We have soap dough books in stock, ebooks and 100's of tutorials video and blog posts. Take a look at SorcerySoaps.com. :) Hope this helps you on your journey. Thank you for finding Sorcery Soap.
so cool would love to have some stencils never done these before where do you get them please and thank you so much for sharing
This is such a great idea! Back when I did cookies, used stencils allllll the time! I will have to order some of these from you! ♡
Wow, amazing I love them. Are you selling them as SVG too so we can by, download and print/cut ourselves on our cricut or similar thanks for a great video💐
Do you have a mermaid one if so I would love to purchase that along with the unicorn one too.
I will put it in the line up! I was just working on the second Unicorn, so you'll have choices. :)