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More Bath and Beauty Crafts:

Glycerin Soap Making
Lip Balm Recipes
Homemade Oatmeal Soap
Basic Bath Salts
Baby Shower Soaps

Sand Toy Soaps

by Twila Lenoir

If you want to give this as a gift, make two or three soaps to stuff in the netting that held your sand toys, then pop in a wash cloth and a net bath scrubby.

I made a crab-shaped soap too, but before I could take a picture, my three-year-old found it and took it to the sink. Smile!

Supplies:

Clear block or bar of glycerin soap

Sand toys (you can usually find these at the Dollar Store)

Decorative buttons (optional)

Paper cup

Sand Toy Soaps
Craft Project Instructions:

Chop the glycerin soap into pieces and place them in a paper cup. Microwave for 30 second intervals until melted.

Place the sand toy upside down on a towel so that it doesn't move around. Pour in the soap to the half way point. Let it the soap set a little bit, then if you are using one, place a decorative button, upside down, in the center of the soap. I used a dragon fly. Let the soap set up a little more and then finish pouring soap right to the top of the mold. Now for the hard part - you have to let the soap fully harden, and then just pop it out.

Place a face cloth, the soaps and a net scrubby inside the netting bag and tie off with some ribbon. Or just place it in the bathroom. Enjoy!