For this project you'll need:
- About 4 oz. of clear melt and pour soap
- An appropriate autumn fragrance oil - I used Cranberry Spice
- A pyrex bowl or dish
- Some tongs
- A sheet of wax paper
- Basic tools for Melt and Pour Soap Making
Autumn Leaves Single Serve Hand Soaps
By David Fisher, About.com
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Let's Get Started Making Some Autumn Leaves Soap
Materials Needed for Autumn Hand Soaps
David Fisher
Bring a touch of autumn into your bathrooms and kitchens with this super easy, but super neat melt and pour soap project. Each of the leaves has enough soap on them for a single hand wash. When you're done, just toss them into the trash. Handy! And they look (and smell) lovely in a decorative bowl.
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Index: Autumn Leaves Single Serve Hand Soaps
- Let's Get Started Making Some Autumn Leaves Soap
- Prepare Your Leaves
- Cut, Weigh and Melt the Soap
- Add Fragrance Oil
- Dip the Leaves
- Let them Drip
- Place the Leaf onto Wax Paper
- Peel and Place
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