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[hlee]

Embedded cupcake. Very clever!

Is that whipped soap?
Looks so light and fluffy & pretty.

 

[CaraBou]

In the calendula soap, it's interesting how the pencil line curves back on itself in the middle bar. If you could do that purposefully, the sky would be the limit in designs.

 

[newbie]

A day for nice lines

 

[navigator9]

A day for nice lines

Ooooooooo......pretty!:clap:

 

[Saponista]

I love these. They made me smile.

 

[Deedles]

You are just a more avant garde artist, Saponista.

I think this is one of those single element soaps, where one element or detail defines the soap. The poppy seeds make this one, at least for me.

In my last order from SMR I received a sample of cranberry seeds. I was wondering what I could use them for but this one has given me a great idea. Now if I can just pull it off!

 

[jules92207]

I really like this soaper...

https://m.facebook.com/WhiteOakCreekSoapCo

 

[Belizeanswirl]

I love this thread, thank you so much for finding ,and posting these beautiful soaps.

 

[CaraBou]

Dang, I can't keep up with this thread. In fact I want to go backward. The gold and black marble is to die for, as are the Japanese amoeba soap and the #23.

 

[Saponista]

These are a really nice example of wood grain effect.

 

[CaraBou]

Holy moly, that's about the most disguised soap I've ever seen! Would have never guessed. How did they get that so realistic?

 

[newbie]

A little texture and a use of a dc FO that I haven't seen before, as streaks.

 

[newbie]

I love these.

 

[newbie]

I thought a little inspiration was in order for the DC FO challenge. I put the last pic in just because the soap is flipping cool!

 

[newbie]

It's a Hades-like day here. A soap like this is in order.

 

[gigisiguenza]

I think you get what you pay for with oils. The cheaper ones likely aren't pure essential oils - likely diluted. I think there is some difference with the way they are produced as well.

Ooooooo ... my kinda soap

 

[newbie]

A days for blues.

 

[not_ally]

How was that primadonna one done, do you think? It looks like a Taiwan swirl, but I have never seen one w/embeds like that, and cannot think of how they could be placed/dropped in w/o disturbing the swirl ...

 

[galaxyMLP]

My thought is that it was done on a slab with the embeds added after the swirling and then the slab was cut in half (a double thick pour like that one swirl soap challenge)

 

[not_ally]

Man, it is hard to understand written language visually, Galaxy, but I think I do now. So you do think it is *not* a Taiwan swirl (makes sense) but rather a slab swirl in which the "fronds" are individually pulled out, and then the embeds go in vertically between them? That also makes sense. This stuff is really hard to describe.