Candy Cane DIY Soap Recipe
"I cut up some white bars of soap into chunks and put each bar in the mic on high for 1 minute until a big fluffly cloud. Next I added a few drops of red food coloring and big tablespoon of crushed candy cane & press into pan .5" thick. Fill pan and when cool, cut, wrap in plastic and add a ribbon. Make a candy-can tripod (leave plastic on) with support bars for soap holder."
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Primary TechniqueCandlemaking/Soapmaking
HolidayChristmas
Materials List
- soap
- candy canes
- red food coloring
- saran wrap
- shallow pan
- glue gun
- ribbon
Instructions
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Cut bar of white soap into 6 chunks
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Put in disposable bowl in microwave for 1 minute on high or until big and fluffy
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Remove and quickly add big TBSP of crushed candy cane and 5 drops of red food coloring and mix until marbled
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Press into shallow pan - about .5" high
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Repeat until pan is full
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Cut into bars like brownies
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Cover in plastic wrap and ribbon
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For holder glue 3 candy-canes together with base at the top.
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Make sure front two have curved part set to be able to insert the soap
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paver2
Dec 04, 2016
This would be a great stocking stuffer, especially for the women, but I have a few questions about it. First, I can't quite wrap my head around the idea of something sticky in a bar of soap! Then, wouldn't the crushed candy be rough? Or does it dissolve fast enough when the soap is used?
Editor Dana
Dec 05, 2016
Such great questions! I looked at Starr's blog to see if others had similar questions, and this is what she said: "I was worried the crushed candy cane would be sticky but not at all it an excellent exfoliate. Thanks for checking it out!" I hope that helps! -Editor of FaveCrafts
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