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An easy and inexpensive way to make small scale sculpture at home. You will need: 1. A bar of soap 2. A sharp point [like a needle or compass] to lightly scratch on your design 3. A teaspoon to scrape away large areas of soap 4. A small flat screwdriver to scrape away smaller areas of soap. [A metal nail file could also be used here - improvise!] As soap is soft you do not need to use knives or other potentially dangerous equipment.

Soap Carving No. 4

Soap Craft for Kids - This is such a fun kids activities to do with ivory soap. You can mold, make impressions, and more for a fun, sensory activity that smells great and is so fun to make. Perfect summer activity for kids from preschool, kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade and more.

Looking for a fun art/craft project for your kids? Soap sculpture is great way to introduce sculpting to kids. The material is easy to work with, and requires no special tools. What you’ll ne…

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I carved these soap animals and would like to try wood. Any suggestions on tools or how to get started?

Kathryn's Soap Sculpture

Nice and easy looking soap carving I'm looking at doing

Carve this “Whale of a Tale” Simple Soap Carving | Fox Chapel Publishing

I did my soap carving last week and am very pleased with how it has turned out. I made my younger sister join in and gave her a little art lesson as we were doing it. She wanted to do something for her art summer project, India, so i helped her carve an elephant. I started on my idea of the cameo face, so i found a photograph of the side of my head/face and sketched onto the bar of soap. Then i got my rusty carving tools out and started hacking away at it, and before i knew it the table was…

Soap carving is one of those crafts a lot of kids do once or twice during childhood. Few people, though, master the pastime quite like Janet Bolyard, author of “The Complete Book of Soap Carving.” Bolyard credits sculptor Brenda Putnam for elevating soap carving into an American art form. Looking for a medium to sculpt other than wax or clay, Putnam settled on soap and Procter & Gamble helped her procure large blocks of the malleable substance to work on. But that didn’t make the pastime…