Monday 30 May 2011

Well Done Sylvia!

Sylvia Gray sml  Well done Sylvia
Well done to Sylvia who won our hamper at the Bridal fair. Sylvia has just had a neck operation so it was really nice to hand over all the goodies as I know (from experience) she is not feeling great. The good news is time will make it all better.

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Monday 23 May 2011

Making Soap roses and Cupcakes - a Tutorial Part B

Last week you learned how to make roses and leaves. See the post here.

Soap Roses Glycerine Part B

8. Place your cupcake liners into the muffin tray
9. Take the rest of your soap and melt it again on short bursts, add brown soap colour and fragrance oil. +/-3mls
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10. Pour the soap into the into the cupcake liners, dividing evenly amongst 3. Do not fill them too high as you still need to add the roses.
11. Spay the soap quickly with the alcohol to remove any bubbles and place your roses into the soap you just have poured.
12. Leave the soap for about2 hours to get hard. You can then remove the cupcake liner if you wish.

Cupcake kits Part B

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Monday 16 May 2011

Making Soap roses and Cupcakes - a Tutorial Part A



Last week I showed you our latest Melt and Pour cupcake kit here.
This week I will show you how to make melt and pour roses. You may find it is easier to buy the kit from us with the roses already made as they are not easy to make.

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Gather your equipment:
A flat tray and /or silicone tray
A rose petal cutter
A leaf cutter
Soap colours-green, lilac, brown
Fragrance oil
500g White/ opaque Glycerine soap
Microwave jug
Cupcake liners and muffin tray
Spraying alcohol
 
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Make the roses and leaves
1. Cut your soap into small chunks and place into your microwave jug    
2.  Melt on LOW for 30 second blasts until all the soap is melted
3.  Pour some melt soap into a small container, add a small amount of green colour and pour into the tray. Let this go hard (+/-3 minutes) remove from the tray and cut out your leaves
4.  Melt the white soap again and pour about 150g into the tray and let this go hard. This is to make the roses.
5. Take the rose petal cutter and cut out your roses, you should have a long strip of “petals”

6. Roll the petals tightly to make a rose. The trick is to make the rose quite long  +/-3cm high so that it sits easily in the soap. Bend the petals back to form a rose.
7. Take your leaves that you made earlier and cut a horizontal line in the rose and insert your leaf (below right)
 
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Next week we will make the cupcake and insert the rose.

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Monday 9 May 2011

Cupcake soap kits

We have been hard at work making up soap kits which are now on sale at Riverlea Soap. We have a couple of options but this one is our favourite.
The kit contains: M&P Soap Base to make 3 cupcakes, 3 roses, 3 leaves, Brown colour for the base, Spraying alcohol, fragrance oil, instructions.
To purchase please use the button below.
Kits WebCupcake kits

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Wednesday 4 May 2011

Wedding favours - Tash & Sean "Danger" Dane

Sean & Tash April 2011
Congrats to Tash and Sean. Our little cupcakes had a place front and centre on the tables.
Thanks.

Monday 2 May 2011

Liberty Midlands Mall Bridal Fair

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Riverlea Soap will be at the Liberty Midlands Mall (Pietermaritzburg) for the upcoming Bridal Fair, 11-15 May 2011. If you are interested in purchasing any our products or would just like to visit us please pop in to our stand.

 

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