Soap Stenciling: Easier than you might think!

[@monicahatch6498]

Abstract is a great way to design and add character.

[@SNIFNaturalSoapmaking]

Absolutely!

[@tanyabonnett7787]

These stencils give the soap an embossed like feature. Beautiful

[@SNIFNaturalSoapmaking]

Thanks!

[@WildPlantanica]

I love this, I use to texture wood with plaster and stencils. I never thought of soap. Love it. They turned out amazing.

[@robyntonkin5722]

Fantastic idea! Thank you

[@SNIFNaturalSoapmaking]

You're welcome Robyn!

[@michellemccurdy5497]

I love this technique! Your bars look awesome!

[@nutritiousskinsnifnaturals1266]

Thanks Michelle!

[@marcelsoaps]

what an interesting way to make soap! you are a very creative person!!

[@SNIFNaturalSoapmaking]

Thanks!!

[@CreamyObsession]

Beautiful!

[@SNIFNaturalSoapmaking]

Thank you!

[@ArtisanSunsetSoaps]

Beautiful

[@SNIFNaturalSoapmaking]

Thank you!

[@moniqueifill5000]

Lovely! Thank you for sharing :)

[@SNIFNaturalSoapmaking]

Thanks, and you're very welcome.

[@teresafriedman6252]

Beautiful. How creative. Have you used a bar yet? If so, does the pattern stay on or wash right off?

[@SNIFNaturalSoapmaking]

I'm waiting for the soap dough to cure just a bit before using, but it will last for a few washes before it ends up wearing away.

[@traceystirling6008]

I make cold process soap so if I’m using soap dough for stenciling do I need to let the stenciled design cure for a month?

[@mary94952]

I am lost. Where do you get your stencils.

[@SNIFNaturalSoapmaking]

They're just regular stencils you can get at any local arts/craft/school section of a store or online. There's nothing special about them.