Melt/heat the Crisco in a enamel pan and place on stove to melt and heat.
Place cold water in a glass bowl and slowly add lye while stirring with a wooden spoon.
Stir until water is clear if you can.
When the Crisco and lye are warm to the touch, pour lye into Crisco while stirring.
(Trace is when it thickens to the point where you can drop some of the mix back in to itself and it leaves a trail).
This recipe fits nicely in an 8x8 inch container, but other containers, such as pringles cans or specialty soap molds work just fine, too.
Put molds in a warm, insulated place, let set 24 hours and then cut.
Place on to rack and let cure for 2-3 weeks.

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