Sunday, 21 September 2008

How to make Soap Flower

Soap Flower as the name sounds different the making of Soap flower is also different.

Yes, making soap flower was a difficult task as it took lot of time to make and real lot of hard work. Its not that easy to make, so today I'll share with you the making of soap flower.

Materials:
1. Bath Soap (Any colour soft soap and green colour soap)
2. Fevicol
3. Green tape
4. Aluminium wire

How to make it:

1. Grate the bath soap finely, just the way you grate a coconut. The pieces should be very fine, it wont be when you grate try making it more fine with hand and make fine pieces.

2. Now mix the soap pieces with fevicol. Make sure the proportion of the grated soap and fevicol is proper or even u can add a bit more of fevicol.

3. Mix the contents properly and very finely so that the pieces wont be seen and make a soft dough out of it.

*Note:- Fan should be kept off while preparing the dough, or there are chances the mixture may get hard and it will be difficult to make flowers.*

4. Now take small pieces of dough make a petals by flattening each piece.

5. Arrange each petal on the aluminium wire one by one.

6. After you fix each petal cover the remaining aluminium wire using green tape.

In this way you can make different shapes and different varieties of flowers using your own imagination.

This is how a soap flowers are made.

Here is one for you.


Soap Fower-Pink Roses

Soap Flower-Pink Roses

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5 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Where and how do you obtain Fevicol?

16 February 2009 at 11:04  
Blogger Reshmi Nair said...

Hi,
The grated soap pieces should be mixed with fevicol/glue and then make a fine dough out of it.. while you start making petal and arranging you can apply fevicol/glue at the end of the petal so that it remains on the aluminium wire..

Thanx,
Reshmi

16 February 2009 at 22:08  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

hi there!

beautiful creation!
how do u add colour to it?
and can these flower soaps be used after creation?

thank you very much :)

27 September 2009 at 20:30  
Blogger Unknown said...

Hi

Thanks for the procedure .I tried out a model from your website .But after drying , the model developed crack with it.Can you suggest me how to prevent it

30 November 2009 at 06:34  
Anonymous Deepa said...

To avoid cracking, you may apply varnish to the flowers.

4 February 2010 at 15:18  

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