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How to make Decoupage Soap with Mod Podge

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This decoupage soap is easy to make for a gift idea or wedding favor. The Mod Podge keeps the design from washing off when you suds up!

This decoupage soap is easy to make for a gift idea or wedding favor. The Mod Podge keeps the design from washing off when you suds up!I love crafts that kids can easily do but they are still classy enough to give as a gift or have on display in your home. It seems like there are endless opportunities to give small gifts throughout the year.

Whether it’s for teachers, Mother’s Day, Christmas or a thank you gift, I’m always wracking my brain to come up with easy ways to get the kids involved in gift giving. This decoupage soap craft are so adorable and couldn’t be easier to make.

Wrap them up in cellophane and attach a gift card or some yummy smelling soap, and you have the sweetest gift ever! Or you could make them just to set out in your guest bathroom. I love that you can customize these soaps with any craft paper to make them just how you want!

This decoupage soap is easy to make for a gift idea or wedding favor. The Mod Podge keeps the design from washing off when you suds up!Decoupage Soap

Gather These Supplies

  • Bars of soap
  • Scissors
  • Craft paper
  • Mod Podge

This decoupage soap is easy to make for a gift idea or wedding favor. The Mod Podge keeps the design from washing off when you suds up!First, cut out your craft paper to fit the soaps. I just cut around the flowers on the paper but you could do any shape that you want!

This decoupage soap is easy to make for a gift idea or wedding favor. The Mod Podge keeps the design from washing off when you suds up!Add a thin layer of Mod Podge to the top of the soap.

This decoupage soap is easy to make for a gift idea or wedding favor. The Mod Podge keeps the design from washing off when you suds up!Place the flower on the soap and add another layer of Mod Podge on top.

This decoupage soap is easy to make for a gift idea or wedding favor. The Mod Podge keeps the design from washing off when you suds up!Once it’s dry you are ready to wrap it up or set it out! The Mod Podged paper should stay on the soap even throughout use!

This decoupage soap is easy to make for a gift idea or wedding favor. The Mod Podge keeps the design from washing off when you suds up!These would also make cute shower or party gifts.

This decoupage soap is easy to make for a gift idea or wedding favor. The Mod Podge keeps the design from washing off when you suds up!Have you ever decoupaged soaps? It couldn’t be easier!

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Comments

  2. Peggy Combs says

    June 23, 2017 at 7:04 am

    I live in a senior citizen apt bldg–we have a craft club. Most of the members are older with arthritis in their fingers. I’m hoping this soap project will work for them. I’m going to try it first, show them the result, and help them do this for their Holiday Bazaar. Thank you!
    Do you have any more projects for seniors?

  3. Laura says

    June 23, 2017 at 7:37 am

    Oooh! I remember doing this when I was younger! Now I’ll save it to use with our prek class!

  4. Gloria Barber says

    June 23, 2017 at 10:44 am

    Can you use any weight paper? i.e. tissue, napkins, gift wrap, scrapbook paper?

    • Amy says

      June 23, 2017 at 12:52 pm

      Technically yes but thinner is better. Actually I have not tried it with napkins but have seen it done – that is next for me. I wanted to do the paper first because it is less fragile than napkins 😀

  5. tonilea says

    June 23, 2017 at 1:59 pm

    So funny to see this! My Mom did this back in the 50’s when I was little. I think she used clear nail polish because she didn’t know about Mod Podge (if it even existed then). She used to give them to neighbors and my school teachers at Christmas.