Tie Dye Soap Experiment: make a stunning effect with an acrylic pour tool!

This Melt & Pour Soap Experiment was a BLAST! I was going for a Tie Dye look that DIDN'T involve dropping liquid dye into my mold and not actually stirring it into the soap. No thanks, there has to be a better way.

I was going to try one of the layering techniques I use, but then I saw a video by one of my soap group friends and was really inspired! She used an acrylic pour tool (a tiny one) and created some beautiful tie dye soaps. I went a step further to combine my layering technique with the use of the tool she recommended and made some tie dye soap magic!

I would consider this an intermediate to advanced design, as you need to be very familiar with your soap's melting point, layering, and there is some skill to pouring into the tiny tool. I missed the mark on more than one occasion, but thankfully I was able to incorporate that into the design. I will be using this tool again in the future for sure!

Check out Samantha's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsGb3nPKkqw&t=0s

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