Melt that back down and let it cool to about 140 degrees. Then press your craft stick to the top of the soap (where the stem would be on the apple).įOUR: You should have about a cup of caramel colored soap left over (give or take depending on the size of your apple). It will be a little more difficult if the soap has completely cooled. This is the key to adding the craft stick with ease. THREE: After an hour of cooling time, unmold the soap making sure it’s hard enough to unmold but still a little warm. The combination is soooo yummy! I made several caramel apples they were so cute I just couldn’t stop. Alternate Fragrance: 2 parts Red Apple to 1 part Caramel Sundae.As you can see in the picture at the bottom of the post, I played with several “caramel” color combinations so have fun with this part and customize your own custom caramel color. Color Combination: 2 parts Liquid Brown, 1 part Liquid Yellow and 1 Part Gold Sparkle Mica.Chipotle Caramel is such a delicious smelling fragrance oil, you’ll really think you’re making caramel apples (no, really). Then pour the soap into your respective handmade mold and let the soap cool for about an hour. TWO: Add colorant and fragrance combination. This will give us an opaque color without it being too light in color. ONE: Melt and combine 8 ounces of clear melt and pour soap base and 8 ounces of white melt and pour soap base. Having a clean cut line will prevent tearing when unmolding your apple. Trim the Mold: When the putty seems to be dry, cut off the top of your mold with a craft knife (which will be the base of your apple). Once fully formed, let the mold dry for about 30 minutes.

While the putty is pliable, you have about a minute to work so work fast. We’ll trim the top up later so it doesn’t have to be pretty. Leave a really small hole at the top of the apple. Make sure there are no holes in the putty that the soap could potentially leak through. Really press the putty into the apple to ensure that you get all of the realistic details and to release any air bubbles. Molding the Apple: Carefully form the putty around your Apple. Check out more tips for flexy fast success here. Plastic or latex gloves will stick to the putty making a gloppy mess. When your mixture is a soft bubble gum pink color it’s ready to mold. Stretch and fold the mixture just like a taffy machine. I love using this size because you’ll always get the proportions correct. Prep: Put on your vinyl gloves and combine Part A and Part B of the single use flexy fast. Please note that the quantities below may change depending on the size of the apple you mold with. I think these would be really adorable molded from little crab apples to make mini guest-size caramel apple soaps, too.ĭead Sea Salt- Medium Grain (optional for the sprinkles) I felt like I was making real caramel apples! Let these be your Fall hostess gifts this year whether it be a Halloween Party or just a fun get together with your friends. These Caramel Apple Soaps look and smell delicious. With Halloween “ creeping” up on us, I’ve been thinking I should get a head start on my Halloween gifts.

Colored caramel apples