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The odd thing is he seemed to love his prescription food until last Wednesday when it was like someone switched off his appetite. Before then he was eating everything we put in front of him. He was getting both dry and wet prescription food bulked up with pasta and olive oil. Since the dog bit...

I made a renal dog food last night that I found on the Internet. Beef mince, sweet potato, green beans, rice, egg whites and coconut oil. He ate maybe a spoon then walked away. It was that I puréed today and syringed into his mouth so he had had something today

My dog has recently been diagnosed with kidney disease so was placed on a prescription renal diet which means it's low protein, high fat as his kidneys can't process protein. He was doing well on it then last Wednesday our neighbours dog bit him. Ever since then he has refused all food. The vet...

You have approx 24 hrs to make and post your entry so get moving if you're in!!

I LOVE the colours in your Tuscan patchouli !!

If anyone has a preference for which picture I use for the voting where you've posted more than 1, please let me know in here which you would prefer otherwise I will pick the one I think best demonstrates the technique.

All of the videos are in our You Tube channel: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC9bN3rFKI_AyHN1ses6bpfQ I know this doesn't show you the entries made that month though

Like this one?

Awesome job (as usual!) dibbles!! Love your entry too

Really looking forward to trying this technique. Do you think the long spout jugs are a must?

Rusti - you totally nailed the technique! Your feathering is fab!!

And in case you missed it in the challenge thread, there will be a prize for the first time this month in the form of a SMF Sticker very kindly donated by the headmistress of SMF (Angie).:)

Entries can now be submitted!! Please post ONLY your entries on this thread. Any other comments/compliments or discussion should be left on the original challenge thread.

So beautiful !!

But at least you got a slide so not all bad. I found pouring down the side wall of my pot helps stop them sinking but if you wanted to pour in the middle you probably want slightly thicker trace or you need to pour closer to the surface so it has less of a drop into the soap already there.

Yep , welcome to the challenge!

So... I was contacted by one of our lovely mods today to let me know that the headmistress (Angie) of SMF has declared that the winner of this months challenge will be the lucky recipient of a SMF sticker which can be found here: http://www.soapmakingforum.com/showthread.php?t=60405 Good luck...

I spotted that one too, it's lovely!!

Surely you mean 'one' of the soaps doesn't involve ....

I agree, you definitely don't want the batter at thin trace for this technique - it would just muddy the colours. And Clyde definitely pours at more than medium trace. I once poured one that was definitely too thick though, this was the result. I think I would have gotten some lovely...