April Soap Challenge-My Contribution

[Aunt Polly]

Hi, all.
DH and I made this on Monday. It is made with GM...frozen for 24 hours, and unmolded almost as soon as it thawed, because we couldn't stand waiting any longer. We call it 'Sweet Home'. (Alabama) The green represents kudzu, "the vine that ate the South"; the pencil line represents a coal seam, because coal mining was important in the state's past, and the yellow/white represents honeysuckle vine. It is scented with honeysuckle FO.
What do you think???

 

[Genny]

Beautiful! Wonderful explanation as well.
I'm a little surprised you didn't put a little clay in there

 

[houseofwool]

It is lovely

 

[deb8907]

Very nice!

 

[AngelMomma]

That looks spot on for your story! A great looking soap, good job!

 

[lizflowers42]

Very pretty colors and pencil line!

 

[lsg]

Great looking soap!

 

[Badger]

Wow! That is a beautiful representation of your state! I love the description and the soap itself is gorgeous!!

 

[Pamela]

Very nice looking soap!

 

[Aunt Polly]

Thank you all so much!! Part of the fun of soap making is seeing what everyone else thinks!! I have learned so much from everyone here.

 

[WallFlower]

Wow! Beautiful soap! Lovely idea behind the colors as well. Great job!!

 

[2lilboots]

Great soap! I like the colors, pencil line, descriptive explanation, and presentation.

 

[green soap]

cheers for Alabama!

Very pretty soap, love the description, and I learned new things. So kudzu has invaded your state?

The honeysuckle scent sounds wonderful.

 

[ruby61]

Beautiful!

 

[Pepsi Girl]

Excellent job!

 

[Cindiq4u]

I love the story you put to it! Your soap is BeaUtiful..
Love the color combos.
The kudzu part is so true. It's even eating up Hilo Hawaii!
I was shocked to see it there.
BTW~ I heard somewhere that Kudzu is actually edible, it that true?
Cheers..

 

[Aunt Polly]

I love the story you put to it! Your soap is BeaUtiful..
Love the color combos.
The kudzu part is so true. It's even eating up Hilo Hawaii!
I was shocked to see it there.
BTW~ I heard somewhere that Kudzu is actually edible, it that true?
Cheers..

I read that somewhere, also. No I have not eaten any, but it's got to be good for something! It's also called "Foot-a-Night Vine", because it can grow a foot in one night! We call the trees that are covered with it Kudzu Monsters, some of them look like dinosaurs.

 

[dianne70]

Wow...love it