*Try not to laugh at my doofishness — Somewhere amidst the leaning towers of craft bins in my art room, there lives a family of nesting funnels.Try as I might, I couldn’t find them and feared an ensuing avalanche if I continued. As a substitute, I used one of my kitchen funnels, and created a smaller tapered end with Gorilla Tape. By golly, I love Gorilla Tape! I wouldn’t recommend this method over a proper funnel, but in a pinch it’ll do. |
Thanks Jenn for a super post and a great tutorial. I love your pictures and staging! (we all know I’m in need of help in that department). Make sure you hop over to Jenn’s place to say hi! (after leaving her some love here first.)
gail
looking for more easy craft ideas?
Thanks for the tutorial! I love the egg soaps, I just started making a few different types, testing things out and what not. I can’t seem to get a rounded top on the top of the soap where I screwed a hole to pour into the plastic egg. Any suggestions?
Lauren,
This is not my tutorial, and I’ve never made any soaps. But I was wondering if maybe you could drill the hole in the bottom, so it may be less noticeable? Just a thought.
good luck,
gail
Brilliant egg soap hack! Pinned 🙂
Thank you for this brilliant tutorial. I make birds nests and have been attempting to make egg shaped soap to go with the nests..this tutorial has given me some great ideas. I love your packaging for these soaps.
-Cait
http://www.etsy.com/shop/TheAcornCabinet
Love your tutorial..I want to try this. I can’t seem to download your label 🙁 Could you email it to me pretty please? 🙂 heatonup@verizon.net
Pretty Please?
How cool!!! Will try this for sure during the summer vacation when the kids are bored 🙂
Thanks for sharing!
Oh! I can almost SMELL the soap!!!
These would make a perfect gift! I love how you packaged it all. Clever!
This is a great project. I am itching to make these today. And lavender is my favorite. Thanks for the great instructions.
Jan
Wow, I may actually attempt this. I never knew how to make soap! Love your pretty packaging too.
So pretty!
Great tutorial Jenn! How pretty and I bet they smell yummy too!
Great tutorial Jenn! How pretty and I bet they smell yummy too!
One word for those soap eggs, adorable. Those would be a big hit at a craft show. Bet they’d sell out in no time.
oh my gosh….that is soooo cute!!! i love it!! great way to upcycle and such a beautiful end product!!!! awesome.
sue
A great tutorial!