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Melt and Pour Glycerin Soapcasting is not only a good gentle soap to use, but can often be as beautiful as it is good for you. There are many talented artists around who have made the medium into an artform. On this page, we showcase two of them.

Designs by AnnaLiese. AnnaLiese Moran has done a lot in showcasing this medium as an art. Some of the soaps she has created are incredible to see. One of her most famous is the Thunderegg Soap, and another example of her works is the Agate Soap..

Loaf Soaps by Krista Newhart. Loaf soaps have become the latest craze across America. These are made in a loaf type mold with pieces embedded in them. The loaf is then cut by the inch for the customer to take home. The varieties available are mindboggling. Here we showcase one artist, and samples of her loaf soaps. Without further ado, samples of Krista Newhart's amazing soap loaves.

Not enough? Need to be inspired? Here's a website where you are not only given great pictures of glycerin soaps, but also the directions on making them. Alphabet Soap was created specifically for the crafter. Check out the Stress Relief Soap. Not only is is beautiful to see, but the instructions are not that hard to follow.

Would you like to be able to communicate with others who love the craft? Do you want to meet others and discuss tips, techniques and other issues concerning the crafting, including the marketing and selling of Melt and Pour Soap. If your answer is yes, go to: The Melt and Pour E-mail List . This is the site where I have learned more about the craft than any other.

More links will be posted, as they are found. If you find one which you would like to share, e-mail me, and I will add it to my site.