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A little humor on a classy soap.
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This is drop dead gorgeous and so striking.
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Holy cow that is amazing.
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These are so dang cute.
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This top!!!
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Oh my lord.
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Very cool, looks like the inverse of a gel ring!
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It looks like it was all poured at once. Maybe popped in the oven or otherwise heated around the periphery/from the outside and then chilled? I don't know if the person meant to do it or not but it is an astonishing looking soap.
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I think I remember a blog post about it being entirely unintended. Lucky duck!
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I wonder which look was the intended one....the lighter creamy color or the darker?
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Gradient but using pumpkin as the thing to decrease.
What an excellent use of stearic streaking.
What an excellent use of stearic streaking.
navigator9
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Whaaaaaat? I can't even imagine how anyone achieves this kind of perfection.
hmlove1218
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I saw that one on Pinterest and was stunned! It appears to me as a mantra type swirl on top of the bars as apposed to in the middle. I can't imagine the practice this took.
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Mmmm, such a delicate look to this soap.
karenbeth
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You should see what the soapmaker who made the red black and green soap has just posted. It's awesome. I'll see if I can work out how to put it here
Here they are. I'm in awe
Here they are. I'm in awe
ngian
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Seems like glycerine rivers to me...
I believe it is called "Circling Taiwan Swirl"
You basically do the 1st (zig zag or chevron) step of Taiwan and then you circle touching the sidef of mold a couple of times.
This was an entry in Amy's challenge this month, I'm pretty sure it will win. I think the technique is pretty well described in soapers Facebook album.
