How to Make Love Letter Cold Process Soap - Envelope Design | Bramble Berry
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- Show your love with these adorable cold process bars! They're scented with Love Letter Fragrance Oil. It’s created using the negative space technique. After the soap is poured, some is scraped out to form a triangle. Then, add a charcoal line and a cute heart embed. Once the bars are cured, you can mail them to your loved ones!
💌 FULL RECIPE: bberry.studio/LoveLetterCPsoap
This soap is an advanced project and requires a good understanding of trace. It has a 10% water discount to set up quicker, and to prevent glycerin rivers due to the large amount of titanium dioxide.
While you're scraping out soap to create the triangle shape, some can get lost. Having a few extra ounces ensures there's enough to cover the embed. You can put any leftover soap in another mold.
When dusting the layer of activated charcoal, be careful to not use too much. A layer that is too thick can cause the soap to separate. We also recommend using LCP melt and pour base for the embed to prevent glycerin dew.
💌Love Letter Soap:
Mini Heart Column Mold
4 oz. LCP Clear Soap Base
Magenta Color Block
1/4 tsp. Fine Red EcoGlitter
10" Silicone Loaf Mold
35 oz. Lots of Lather Quick Mix
5 oz. Sodium Hydroxide
10 oz. Distilled Water (10% water discount)
1.75 oz. Love Letter Fragrance Oil
1 Tbsp. Titanium Dioxide
Activated Charcoal
💌 FULL RECIPE: bberry.studio/LoveLetterCPsoap
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I was looking at options for family Valentines gifts and had forgotten this one. Thanks for the reminder and tutorial on cutting your own scraper. ❤
Cool! Add painters tape around the edges before adding charcoal. Pull away so you can make a clean top. Just an idea.
Great idea! That is something we will keep in mind for future recipes and projects!
That is how I do it.
I was thinking the same thing 🙂
Very cute idea for Valentine’s gifts.
Thank you Ann. Arie for making this video. Really helps!
Love the blue ones more than the red. Will make a great set letter for her and him.
This made me think of The Blue Valentine-one of my favorite books as a kid. 💙
Love it! Thank you for letting us enjoy this beautiful idea.❤❤
You are so welcome! We're glad you like it! 💜
Wow! They look beautiful!
Mandy J slays this design too ❤
Loved it beautiful how cute and inspiring 😍
WOW! This makes want to up my soap making skills! Thank you!
So cute.
I love this soap ❤️💙
Pretty
Cute ❤
How original! : )
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Thank you so much!
I ❤ your singing 🤗
Would it be possible to get the straight lines without a scraper by just tilting the mold and pouring the sides separately -- tilting it to one side and pouring, letting that set up, and then tilting it the other way and pouring again? Then, do the charcoal line and the embed?
You could do that technique with melt and pour but without a very thick trace it may be difficult to accomplish this same sort of design with cold process.
great video. fun trying new technique. When I use the cured soap, I'm getting black drips everywhere from the charcoal lines. I'm probably not going to give these out without a disclaimer yikes
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Your top is so cute! Where is it from?
I tried searching for Meet Your Maker on Disney+. Am I looking for the correct series?
It is Meet Your Maker Showdown and you can find it on Discovery Plus and Amazon.
The full name of the series was Meet Your Makers Showdown on Discovery+
New soaper here. When adding lye to melt and pour how long did it take for the soap to cure?
No lye for Melt and pour, is already ready to melt and add your coloring preference.
Ok. I went back and watched. I thought Anne Marie added the lye to m/p. I walked away from the screen. 😂🤦🏾♀️
Anne Marie, how does the soap adhere with the black charcoal line separating the two sections?
It does because the charcoal line is so thin!
Hello Ann Marie !!!!! I have questions ..I have tried doing the melt and pour SLS FREE soap ( goat milk ) ( double boiler ) it comes out extremely bendable … I have done many trials ….. less oil , no oils , less herbal powders , I even tried adding 1tbsp of stearic acid to 1lb of SLS FREE SOAP …….
I think I came to the conclusion that I need to use the melt and pour soap that have sulfates in there to get that hard bar
Please help!
Also my powders sink to the bottom I blend as much as I believe I can
Hi! Our melt-and-pour bases can accept up to 5% additives or about 0.8 oz per lb. This includes fragrance, colorants, oils, etc. More than 5% additives tend to cause bendy soap and/or separation.
Mam I’ve tried that … 0.8 oz is equivalent to about 1.5 TBSP of additives or 4.8 tsps
Still bendy and powders to the bottom
That’s why I stated soaps that have sulfates and the other ingredients will make a hard bar soap versus the melt and pour soap without SLS
Can this be made with melt and pour?
It can 💜
💌Thanks for watching! You can find the written instructions and ingredients for this Love Letter Soap on our website: bberry.studio/LoveLetterCPsoap
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Good afternoon. I'm watching almost all of your videos and I'm loving it😍, I'm Brazilian and I live in Boston, MA. I'm an aromatherapist, and I was making soaps with another process, but it's getting expensive. I found this cold process interesting and faster. I'm trying to understand all the videos, because my English isn't that good yet. Do you sell class ebooks? Thank you, Alexandra.
Love this, however whoever filmed this spent way too much time focusing on the host’s face ! While we just wanted to see the product while she’s working on it!
Thank you for your feedback!
Yes!!! I thought the same thing. Give us more close ups (of the soaping process)!
Yes!! And we were zoomed in way too close - don't need to see Ann Marie's pores 😂🤣
Rude shame
Why didn't you just put in the fragrance in the batch at the beginning?
If you add the fragrance at the beginning it can cause your batter to thicken too much to really work with this recipe in the amount of time you need!
I thought the Meet Your Maker series was on Discovery+ not Disney+.
Yes, you are correct. It is on Discovery+