DIY Felting Soap 

You are a great teacher. I hope you continue to make more videos, as they are very interesting.

Thank you for this fascinating tutorial! I make artisanal soaps, and I can't think of a better way to make use of imperfect bars! Truly unique! 😊

What a wonderful new craft! Every year since my retirement, I have learned at least one new craft and this will definitely be one of them for 2023. Thank you.

I just wanted to say a big thank you for putting so much effort into your tutorial. I was looking for tutorials on how to make felt soap and came across your video and absolutely loved it! I'm going to try this unique felting method this week!

Bravo Suzy! Thank you for sharing your soap felting video. As an art teacher myself, I can appreciate your passion and your patience! Here's to many more felted creations in 2024!

I started felting little angels, animals and hummingbirds 4 months ago and am totally addicted… but heard mention in the RU-vid world of felted soap and had to check it out. I am so glad I went to yours first. I can’t imagine anyone being more complete in their tutorial! You did an awesome job and I can’t wait to try it for beautiful gifts. Thank you. Keep em coming. ❤👏👏

Thank you! Never would have guessed that you were new. You explained the way to make felted soap perfectly!!!

Thank you for your instructive and calm video. Greetings from France.

You have the most interesting channel, with such unique and useful ideas! I have never heard of this but it looks like so much fun! Actually practical too. Thanks!

I absolutely love this! Thank you! ❤

❤❤ I can't wait to try this later today!!! I love it!!

I love your DIY"s! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you, that's lovely .

you are a great teacher Thank you, love

Thank you! We're going to use your method for our summer camp!

Great project! Love it. Thanks so much! ❤

Good Morning Suzy, This is so interesting and Beautiful ❣️ I learn something new everyday and I Thank You for Sharing this. 🥰 Chris

I must try this, thx for the great tutorial 🎉

How did I miss this lovely tutorial, great work !

I love the soaps and your Chester too!

So beautiful! What a wonderful gift to give someone! Thank you! ❤️

What a beautiful craft to learn! Thank you for a nice tutorial!

Best tutorial, thank you

Great information! Thank you:)

Thank you so much layering with thin layers in different directions solved my issue

Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much!

Excelente idea, muchas gracias por compartir tu idea y darnos esta maravillosa clase 🫶🏼💝🥰

I went to my sister’s again and made acouple beautiful big yellow peonies. I then came home and felted 2 bars of soap. I’m going to decorate them tomorrow. You have inspired me.

Thank you! I've been using shampoo and conditioner bars the last 18 months, and just felted my current shampoo bar! They already last for months - but fun to expend their life! I like your method

You have an amazing video here for a me commend you!! 👏👏 Far to many people dunk their soap too frequently in water and it's so unnecessarily, just creates HEAPS of lather and reduces the soap. My only suggestions are, They're actually "notches", not "barbs" and it would be great to hear what type of needle you're using to felt your design (shape and gauge). Well done!

This is a great video. First I would like to ask if you could put a link to where you got your supplies, I am sure newbies would like that, also I am looking for a new suppler. Another thing for the shower/bath is wet felting a soap pad (think of a soap dish) for holding the soap, (soap may stick to it when it dries but it comes up easy) it helps from a lot of soap dripping and being wasted. You then can use the pad to wash with as it is loaded with soap. Start out with the pad pretty big as it will keep shrinking. I am with you on it being something you just get lost in doing. Depending on what I am making, I will also have a tray and work on a project while watching a program. For the dryer you can make wool dryer balls, I made a pad to put essential oils on and toss it in the dryer with the clothes, I do not use commercial softeners or scents. There is sooooo many things you will start making, you may want to keep an "Idea" list running when something pops into your head, LOL! Thanks again for sharing and I hope your able to find the supplies link for us. Have a great day🐾

🙋‍♀️❤I'm so surprised you actually use the soap! I thought they were strictly for show , or sachet!

Tried to make a few bars of felted soap but my felt wrap isn't thick enough to needle felt.😮‍💨. Watched your video for the 3rd time and finally got the 4 layers of batting! Thanks so much.

L I K E 👍👍👍👍👍🤩 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

Hi! Terrific and clear video. How quickly after you felt the soap could you needle felt a design on to it? Thanks in advance!

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They sort of do something like this at Lush.

Legally, wool comes only from sheep. However, the term is often loosely applied to describe fiber from a variety of fiber animals. Alpacas do not have wool but are said to have hair more akin to human hair. These classifications are based on science, not whim. Then there is mohair, angora, yak, buffalo-way more than you want to know😂. For the hobbyist this may be of no interest and won’t impact your felted soap making at all unless you choose wool or other fiber resistant to wet felting. Merino is a wool that reliably felts every time. However, for those who want to take this video further knowing your fiber becomes very important. Consult any of the in-depth reference books on animal fiber. Happy felting!

What type of wool do you use? Sheep's wool or Alpaca wool?

Nossa que delícia este sabonete 🧼 gostaria muito de saber que material é esse mais como não entendo ela falar,!? Obrigada sempre pôr mostrar e diferente,!? Parece lá, que gostoso 🧼👍👏😍

Suzy it's me again.I washed my hands with one of the bars of soap I needle felted and all the needle felting rubbed off. What the heck am I doing wrong?