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New Soap Dough Colors available! White, Red, Orange, Pink, Blue, Green, Purple, Black and GOLD, or faery face color!  All your purchases will help us move. Yup, we’re moving into our home soon and we’d like your help to minimize our Sorcery Soap inventory. Also, now, obtain Both Sorcery Soap Dough books for the price […]

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Why Buy Handmade? As I stood at my workbench this morning making little toadstools I pondered why I buy handmade products… I like being seen as a person, not being tossed into the sea of humanity and counted as a number, as insignificant. I like it when people recognize me, as me. Not because I […]

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Quick Soap Molding Tips Recently someone wrote to me asking how to stop soap from sticking in a cookie cutter. That is a great question. For this situation we will employ magic. Not ancient magic, like our ancestors, but common mis-understood magic. The magic I am referring to is tenacity. Tenacity is tricky, but to […]

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This video shows the consistency of a pliable soap for soap molding. Make hand molded soap, use fondant tools or push this soap into a mold. Let this soap cure and it will produce embeds that do not ash. Please, ask me if you have questions. I’ll do my best to answer you quickly. You […]

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How To Make Soap Stones In this video there are two different colored soaps: one is colored with cocoa powder and the other is colored with Mad Oils Gold mica. Both of these soaps  are cold process. The brown soap has a 34% water discount, whereas the gold has a 38% water discount. The brown […]

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These little soap sheep have only two colors of cold process soap, black and white. This little sheep was based on “Shaun the Sheep,” which can be found on Youtube. If you need tool take a look here: Tools For a little, simple recipe, that I find cures very smooth: Soap Recipe  

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Making Black Bird Poison Pies There was extra from my Honey Bee Soap, which has sodium lactate. SL is not great for molding soap, but usable. It causes little hard areas that take a lot of time to mash up. I used it because its also scented with Honey and that with the combination of […]

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Make Your Own Embeds It is necessary to run risks. We only properly understand the miracle of life when we allow the unexpected to happen. ~ Paulo Coelho “Life: Selected Quotations” If you want to break out of molds, try your hand (pun intended) at hand molding! There are many molds on the market for […]

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First published October 1, 2015 at Lovin’ Soap Studio Soap Molding  by Bhakti “Bee” Iyata, Head Soap Witch at Sorcery Soap  If you’ve been bitten by the soaping bug, and soap has saturated your life, you eat, breath and dream soap making, then soap molding might be for you! There is something mysterious about soap making […]

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Show or Not To Show New Soaps That’s my question.  Should I share my newest soaps before they fully cure? Its been a dilemma, a marketing pain, deciding if I show soaps that won’t be available for 4-6 weeks from the time I make them. I’ve been lucky with pre-orders. Customers trusting me with their […]

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