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[newbie]

Nice contrast

 

[SweetDani]

Your soaps are so beautiful! just lovely! I love the ones with the rose buds on top - just stunning works of art.

 

[newbie]

A spot of brightness!

 

[Dahila]

Awesome idea! Are they painted on somehow? Without setting the fizzing reaction off?

mix mica in Rubbing alcohol and nothing is going to happen (90%)

 

[newbie]

By Bath Bliss

A coffee kind of day.

Clean lines. ESoap.

 

[BeesKnees]

Another name for this thread could be "soap ****", lol.

Hmm, it put asterisks in the whole word so how about "soap p*rn".

 

[newbie]

Love this. By Bella Soap.

By The Happy Housewife

 

[navigator9]

Clean lines. ESoap.

Esoap makes my heart flutter. Simplicity really does it for me. Especially when it's done as beautifully as that!

 

[newbie]

I agree. I see those soaps all the time and the maker is consistently excellent at creating clean designs that are very attractive.

By Sunflower Soapery

By Elaine Wright.

Hope everyone is having a good weekend!

I don't know the name of this maker. It was all in Thai but she has some lovely fine swirls.

 

[mommycarlson]

Wow, that one above the swirl looks like a Kit Kat bar! It makes me want to eat a Kit Kat or make some soap!

 

[earlene]

Exactly like a Kit Kat bar!

 

[snappyllama]

I don't know the name of this maker. It was all in Thai but she has some lovely fine swirls.

I need to make this with some neon colors... How do you think they poured it??

 

[newbie]

https://www.facebook.com/lynnshandmade/?hc_ref=PAGES_TIMELINE

There is the link to the swirler's FB page. They have a few different swirls up that are all this fine in terms of their lines. My guess is that they used squirt bottles to get the first lines to be pretty fine, then did a tight zigzag across those lines to pull them into even finer lines and then did the last part of the pattern. If you look up some videos of people doing ebru using oils on water, you can see how they pull the colors into such fine lines, then go about making their patterns.

 

[snappyllama]

https://www.facebook.com/lynnshandmade/?hc_ref=PAGES_TIMELINE

There is the link to the swirler's FB page. They have a few different swirls up that are all this fine in terms of their lines. My guess is that they used squirt bottles to get the first lines to be pretty fine, then did a tight zigzag across those lines to pull them into even finer lines and then did the last part of the pattern. If you look up some videos of people doing ebru using oils on water, you can see how they pull the colors into such fine lines, then go about making their patterns.

Thanks! I am totally going to *try* that look.

 

[newbie]

By Sassy Kitty

 

[snappyllama]

Newbie, if I haven't mentioned it before... Thanks for this thread!

Even when I only have a couple of minutes, I always check it out. It really cheers me up to drool over photos when I've had a draining day and feel like my head is filled with tapioca pudding.

 

[newbie]

Well, thank you Snappy! It's good to know that people still find it fun. I don't necessarily find new designs but there are many well done soaps that are beautiful to see and that inspire.

Daily double.

Goodbye weekend!

Beauty in simplicity

By Carolyn Newton

Ena's soap. Nice presentation!

Raven's Song. I like the movement in the colors.

 

[CaraBou]

Ooh I like the vertical wave effect in the raven soap. And a perfect top to match it.

 

[penelopejane]

By Sassy Kitty

I made a soap - in the pot swirl - with these exact same colours and it turned into a mush mash. :evil::evil:

 

[newbie]

For a Monday....

By Kenisha Thompson. Done with HP, believe it or not!

By Ana Lum