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How to make it

  • Pour water into a measuring cup; as long as it’s at least 1 cup size, you’re fine.
  • Add soap flakes until you have a full cup.
  • Mix the water and soap until you have a nice soapy paste, not too lumpy!
  • Separate into small sections to make more colors.
  • Add coloring of your choice and mix well. You want to use a fork or a mini-whisk.
  • To shape, pinch and roll into fat crayon-like shapes or press firmly into plastic ice cube trays for tiny hands.
  • Dry in a warm, dry place for a couple of days. The soap will be hard when it’s ready.
  • Use in bath tub for lots of fun ~ the kids will be begging to take baths!
  • ---another good trick for practicing abc’s and drawing in the bathtub is to give your little ones a can of shaving cream and watch ‘em go! This is great, not just while the little ones are waiting for their soap crayons to dry, but anytime. I suggest this all the time to parents of my emergent and early readers at school for fun, clean practice! Enjoy!

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    " It was excellent "
    madmommy ate it and said...
    my kinda craft! easy fun and clean! LOL wonderful share - thanks so much
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    " It was excellent "
    kjroxx ate it and said...
    What a great idea! Cheap and easy and a great way to teach patience as well as spelling!
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    " It was excellent "
    juels ate it and said...
    Another great idea! Haven't made those before. What a cool project!
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    " It was excellent "
    m2googee ate it and said...
    Looks like a lot of fun for the little ones!!
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