^^ PJ, that occurred to me too, but I think they're too straight. Or perhaps I should say - I can't pour that straight!
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SoapAddict415
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It's a rose gradient soap. I love that pink (fuschia?)!
Ahhhh, home again in Montana, and in SMF. No better welcome than this by One Leaf Soap.
penelopejane
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Ena Karo soap felted by Sapontina.
13osoaps - the feathers are molded with soap dough and gold mica dust and put on top of wet soap!
Beautiful soap from Instagram:
pixiessoapshop
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PJ, that was a nice find. So lovely and delicate looking! Quite nice.
Love, love, love - three in a row!
Evenings are getting dark again <sigh>. So I really appreciate the interesting aurora by Soap Session.
Nice packaging by Blue Heron Soap
Nice packaging by Blue Heron Soap
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How is this even possible!!!
Zany_in_CO
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I know! It's enough to drive me nuts! (Not a far drive, to be sure. LOL)
shoresoap
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wow! this almost makes me want to start creating CP soap 
I'm still into MP which I love for many reasons. But one big reason is I can knock out a special order quickly! I'll post one of my favs in a bit (image not on my mac).
I'm still into MP which I love for many reasons. But one big reason is I can knock out a special order quickly! I'll post one of my favs in a bit (image not on my mac).
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@earlene she says she fragranced it with BB's Cinnamon Cocoa, and essential oils: sweet orange, frankincense, cinnamon leaf, and clove leaf. she says "It smells exotic with notes of dark chocolate, spices and orange peels". That's close enough to cake for me! (Imagining a luxurious chocolate cinnamon orange cake... stupid diet.)
penelopejane
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The flames have to be painted on don’t you think?
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I don't think so. I've been looking at this all day. I'm coming to the conclusion that the candles are another bar soap with a piped dollop on it, that she then cut into strips of varying heights to embed into the soap. Although I'm not sure one could get good consistency on the cut with a piped dollop, unless one were very careful with the placement. The other thought that occured to me was that she might be forming the flame, much like Ophelia soapery did for watermelon seed embeds. She doesn't post her in-process soaps, only finished soaps, so I can't confirm without asking.
SoapAddict415
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Omg, is this soap? This looks like soap in a sectioned mold! How creative! I found this on Pinterest. I tried the link but it says "page not found" so I don't know who to credit.
Sometimes you can find the source by shortening the link (the url). For facebook the user ID looks something like this:
https://www.facebook.com/theejohndoe/
or
https://www.facebook.com/111118350983170/
But usually, the ID number is hidden and you don't always see it.
Information thereafter would be the specific posts or photo. But if you just take off everything in the URL past the UserID, you can find who to credit as the source (that is IF the pinterest poster properly linked the image in the first place, which I think has to be the case in pins at the time they are pinned, but I could be wrong.)
The above account is merely an example. I have no affiliation with John Doe other than to use this account as an example because it is an anonymous type of name. Please don't bother the guy if anyone chooses to test out the links. Perhaps I shouldn't use the ID number since FB hides it. So I will edit out the number and put in a fake ID number instead. It will probably take you to a 'content not available at this time' page. Okay, done, for the sake of protecting sensitive information.
Anyway, SoapAddict, if you still can find the link, you might be able to find the person to credit that way.
penelopejane
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Dogwood Blossom Gifts
No question about how this is made:
No question about how this is made:
I can't stop looking at these - by Bearfoot Gypsy.
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I can see why, they are gorgeous!
