Soap Molds

Wooden soap molds with acrylic dividers

6 Bar Mold-Maximum capacity:2lbs.:$39.95

12 Bar Mold:$59.95

24 Bar Mold:$69.95

48 Bar Mold:$79.95

No more cutting soap into bars-Just flip out the soap and it's already cut for you. Can be used with Cold Pour, Hot Process, or Melt and Pour soap mixes.

Easy to use,makes 2 x 3 inch bars.Maximum thickness about 2 inches.

Just line the box with a light plastic,set the outer ring inside over the plastic, pour soap mixture and set the dividers in. Cover and insulate, leave till soap has hardened, and turn the mold over to remove soap. We've used this style of mold for about 4 years now, and they are a real time saver, and will last for years.

Acrylic molds

$8.99ea.

Angel & Flute Mold

This is not a deep mold; it has a thin oval flat back with the three dimensional figure being about 1/2 inch deep.A fantastic mold for making a decorative lotion bar!Approximate size of finished bar:2 1/2" wide by 3 1/2" tall. Holds 1.5 oz. Mold has 4 cavities.

Deep Oval

Each mold has three cavities to make three oval bars(flat back). Approximate size:3 3/4"long by 2 1/8" wide by 1 3/8" deep. Holds 3.6 oz.

Oval Bar With Design

This mold has four cavities to make four bars (flat back). Approximate size:3 1/8" long by 2 1/4" wide by 3/4" deep. Holds 2.6 oz.

Mold4-Shell

2 in. tall, 7/8in. wide, 5/8in. deep.(0.4oz)

Each mold has ten cavities (five fronts and five backs)which, when joined, make five,three dimensional shells. Very detailed, great size for embedding.

Mold5-Shell

1-1/4in. tall, 1-3/8in. wide, 1in.deep.(0.5oz)

Each mold has eight cavities (four fronts and four backs)which, when joined, make four, three-dimensional shells. Also very detailed,good for embedding.

Mold6-Asst.Shells

This is described as a chocolate mold. Has eleven cavities (one of each is shown in photo).Average size:1-1/2in. Average weight:1/4oz. Good for chocolate, soap, candle applique, and plaster. Note: Do not pour above 160 degrees without supporting well.

Mold7-Large Asst. Shells

Similar to above mold but has four cavities. Starfish 4in.wide, 1/4in.deep,1/2oz.wt.

Abalone 3-3/8in.wide, 3/4in.deep,1-1/2oz.wt.

Mussels 2-3/4in.long,1/2in.deep,1/2oz.wt.

Note: If using these designs for candles, it is easiest to drill the wick hole after molding.Do not pour over 16) degrees without supporting well.

Plastic Soap Mold instructions

Support the mold as described previously, keeping the mold cavity level, and pour the melted soap, wax, etc., to fill one half of each cavity shape. If the mold has multiple cavities for multiple 3D shapes, pour half the cavities at one time. When the soap, wax, etc., has hardened in the cavities, remove the shape(s) from the mold. Trim any excess soap or wax from around the edges of each shape. You can use a knife or special tool for this, but your fingernail will do a really good job! :o) Once the shape is trimmed, check the "fit" by putting it on top of the other (empty) half of the mold. The hardened shape should fit well and should rest evenly on top of the mold cavity. If it is not level and even, do some more trimming. When you are satisfied with the fit, set the hardened shape aside. Pour the melted soap, wax, etc., into the second mold cavity (or cavities), again being careful to keep all the mold cavities supported and level. Immediately press each hardened shape down into the melted substance. Use gentle pressure to align the hardened shape(s) with the mold and melted soap or wax for a few seconds until the two halves are joined at all points. Some of the melted soap or wax will squeeze out the edges of the joined halves... that is normal and will help to cement the two parts together. Now that the halves are joined, give them time to harden completely, and remove from the mold. Trim any excess soap or wax off the seams and you will have a solidly joined, perfect 3D shape.

Note: these molds are not dishwasher safe.