MOLDS: Loaf & Tube Molds
Select from numerous unique soap making molds including our 12-inch tubes, 9-inch standard loaf mold, and mini loaf. Molds are designed for use with our colorful column (vertical) soap embeds/inserts. Pouring temperature of soap base should be between 140 to 145 degrees when using these molds. Molds are suitable for melt & pour and CP soap making. You may find it necessary to oil the inside of the tubes when pouring CP soap. DO NOT pour the soap to the top of tubes. Pour within 1 1/2 to 2" from the top to facilitate easier release. Wooden dowels in 12" lengths are useful in pushing the finished soap out of tube molds. Most lumber or hardware stores carry an assortment of different dowel diameters and will cut to a desired length.
Tubes are offered in 3 different diameters: 3 inch, 2 inch, and 1 1/2 inch. Tubes are open ended. A rubber end cap secures one end of tube.
3-inch Tube Mold
This
3" round clear tube mold offers countless creative possibilities.
Holds up to
Insert vertical shapes, colorful soap cubes, vertical ribbon soap, or soap logs into the tube for creative soap crafting. For best release results, allow poured soap to set overnight before trying to remove from mold and only pour within 1 1/2 to 2" from top of tube. Mold may also be placed in the freezer for 10-15 minutes to assist with release. CAUTION: Repeated freezer use can cause mold to become brittle and crack.
To Release Soap: Remove end cap. Gently roll and press on tube to release air pockets. Carefully push soap out end of tube. Cut soap into 1-inch thick slices.
$8.45 3-inch Tube
Volume Discount: Case of 10 (3-inch diameter) tubes $69.30
2-inch Tube Mold
Pour a 2-inch circle to embed in the 3-inch tube mold or embed in a loaf mold. May also slice molded soap for embedding in cavity type soap molds. Tube is 12-inches long. Comes with one rubber end cap.
$6.15 2-inch Tube
Volume Discount: Case of 10 (2-inch diameter) tubes $48.00
1.5-inch Tube Mold
This mold is designed for embedding in the 3" tube mold or our 9-inch loaf mold. Fill tube with assorted chunks of colored soap and "over-pour" with white or clear base soap. A single color pour may also be used.
Pictured Below: Tube was filled with an assortment of colorful soap scraps. A colored soap base was poured over the soap scraps. Molded soap was allowed to sit overnight before releasing. The 1 1/2" tube soap was then placed inside a 3" tube mold. Wooden skewers were used to keep the 1 1/2" tube soap centered. The 3" tube mold with poured in Cantaloupe Peach soap base.
Tube measures 1 1/2" in diameter x 8.75 " long. Comes with one rubber end cap.
$5.20 1.5-inch Tube
Volume Discount: Case of 10 (1 1/2-inch diameter) tubes $44.20
Pyramid Loaf Soap
[Made with square loaf mold tilted at an angle.]
Pyramid loaf yields eight 3-oz. bars (1" thick cut)
Rounded Loaf Mold
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Item 142
9 1/2 inches long, 4 1/2" wide, 2 1/2" deep. Holds 34 liquid ounces. Allow soap to set-up completely before trying to release from mold. Using fingertips, gently pull the sides of mold away from the soap until you see air pockets forming. Flip mold over and firmly, but gently push down on the mold until the soap drops out of mold. Makes eight 3/4-inch slices.
$12.50
Square Loaf Mold
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Item 143
9 1/4 inches long, 2 3/4" deep, 3 1/4" at widest point. Holds 40 liquid ounces. For easier release, pour within 1/4" of mold edge. Allow soap to set-up completely before trying to release from mold. Using fingertips, gently pull the sides of mold away from the soap until you see air pockets forming. Flip mold over and firmly, but gently push down on the mold until the soap drops out of mold. Makes eight 3/4-inch slices. Finished sliced soaps fit our BO-9 clear gift boxes.
$12.50
$22.50 (2 count)
$43.00 (4 count)
4 Pound Wooden Loaf Mold
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Holds 4 pounds of soap. Use for HP (hot process) and CP (cold process) soap making. Inside dimensions 14" x 3 1/4 x 3 1/4" high. Handcrafted from quality pine.
Line the mold with freezer paper. No part of the wooden box should be visible once the box is lined; particularly if using melt and pour soap soap base. If any portion of MP soap base touches the wood it will be nearly impossible to demold. Our clear plastic loaf molds work best with MP soap base. HP and CP soap has some shrinkage during the curing process and demolds easily when the freezer paper completely covers the inside of box.
Once the mold is filled, cover the soap with plastic wrap and then place the lid on top (CP and HP soap making only). Plastic wrap and lid are not necessary for melt and pour soap. When the soap is covered in this way, it will not need insulation while curing. Clean the mold by scraping with a putty knife or by wiping with a damp cloth. Do not soak in water.
$29.95 4-pound Wooden Loaf
Buy 2 and SAVE!
Buy two for yourself or split the cost with a fellow soaper.
$52.00 4-pound Wooden Loaf (2 count)
