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Such a great stressful reliever and beautiful craft! 😍 Materials Needed The Soap: Inexpensive, opaque bar soap (brands like Ivory or basic hotel soaps work best; avoid "beauty bars" or highly moisturizing soaps like Dove). The Tool: A heavy-duty box cutter (utility knife) with a fresh, sharp blade. Work Surface: A cutting mat or tray to catch the debris. Phase 1: Preparation (The "Dry Out") This is the most critical step for the audio/visual effect. Unwrap the soap: Remove all packaging. Air dr

ZOMBIE SOAP CARVING! Soap Carving for Beginners Carving soap is so satisfying and is an inexpensive and beginner friendly way to teach students subtractive sculpting techniques. Ivory soap is my preferred soap and you can buy large packs of it online or in stores. A fun twist is for students to sketch out expressive faces (or zombie faces!) and carve out the features using basic clay tools. We traced our design in the soap with the dot transfer method and then carved using loop tools, metal scul