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How to make Handmade Orange and Vanilla Stained-Glass Soap Recipe

07/18/2018 by Dina Leave a Comment

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Making your own homemade orange and vanilla stained-glass soap is such a fun activity. Today I am featuring a tutorial so that you can make your own homemade orange and vanilla stained-glass soap. As you can see in the photos below, this soap is gorgeous and would make a beautiful addition to any bathroom.  These could be put on display in a basket in your guest bathroom or used as your daily body wash. You may even want to try your hand at making this handmade orange and vanilla stained-glass soap for that special someone on their birthday. 

Handmade Orange and Vanilla Stained-Glass Soap

Handmade Orange and Vanilla Stained-Glass Soap

Hand made stained glass soap supplies:

1. ½ pound glycerin soap base. I used goats milk, but you can use whatever you like.
2. Soap Cubes by ArtMinds™ found at Michaels Craft Stores. If you do not have a Michaels near you, these can be purchased from them online. You can also take store-bought colored soap and cut it into cubes. 
3. Add 5-10 drops orange essential oil
4. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
5. 1 teaspoon coconut oil
6. 1 teaspoon olive oil
7. 1 teaspoon sweet almond oil
8. 5 drops vanilla soap or candle scent (optional)
9. Spray bottle of rubbing alcohol
10. Soap Mold
 
Handmade Orange and Vanilla Stained-Glass Soap

Instructions: 

  1. Cut the soap base into squares and place into a microwave-safe bowl.
  2. Heat at 30-second intervals until melted.
  3. Add coconut oil to the bowl. 
  4. Add olive oil to the bowl. 
  5. Add sweet almond oil. 
  6. Add orange essentials oil.
  7. Add vanilla extract. 
  8. Add vanilla soap scent (optional).
  9. Spray the bottom of the soap mold with the rubbing alcohol to avoid bubbles.
  10. Gently pour soap mixture into the mold. Leave about ¼” from soap line to top of the mold to allow room for soap cubes.
  11. Arrange soap cubes into soap mixture. 
  12. Spray the top of the soap with the rubbing alcohol.
  13. Allow to harden for at least an hour.
  14. Gently pop out and store in an airtight container or ziplock bag until ready to use

Handmade Orange and Vanilla Stained-Glass Soap

 

As you can see these are some gorgeous pieces of soap. This stained-glass look is sure to make your bathroom look a bit more beautiful soon. Take some time to gather up the supplies and have fun making your own mixes using this tutorial for handmade orange and vanilla stained-glass soap. 

 

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