MORE Halloween DIY Soap Crafts: How to Melt & Pour with Luffas! Fun & Easy!

[@susanravella6261]

The loofah soaps are so great! I was watching, well rewatching the video on the tv so I could see the details better, and my husband commented on how cool they were. (He also was into the amethyst bat.) The googley eyes in the final photos of the loofah were hilarious! Tell Mr Soapy that Susan and Rocci from Ohio sent compliments on his cameo appearance in this video! As always, thanks for the hard work on these tutorials, Terry! They are such fun, and really motivate me to try new things! 😊🥰🤪

[@msTsoap]

Thank you, my friend! I will pass along the compliment, and please tell your hubby thank you for me! Thank you, as always, for your support and encouragement. It means so much! 🥰😘❤

[@mariteolivera432]

Thanks!! They were beautiful!

[@msTsoap]

You're welcome and thank you for watching and commenting! 🙂❤

[@dianesmigelski5804]

As you were making the loofah soaps, I saw a few more possibilities. You may already know but I thought I’d share what ideas I had. The three holes look very close to a pansy. They could be used in multi colors for spring as flowers. I also saw a kaleidoscope design like using the tool and Pringles can technique. Using multi colors could really jazz them up into completely different styles.

[@msTsoap]

Hi! Yes, I did see the Pansy as I was editing, and there are endless ways to use them. Thank you for sharing! I will do another video with more luffa ideas, once the Holidays are over. With this one I was throwing together several Halloween ideas last minute, LOL! 🤣I'm SO behind for the Holidays!🙄 Thanks for watching and commenting and sharing your ideas! 🥰😘