New soap

[eyeroll]

I was driving through the mountains this weekend and got inspired. Scented with cedar, cypress, patchouli, litsea and a touch of lemongrass EOs.

I'm pretty happy with how it turned out, especially for my first try at a graphic soap. Anyone have any idea what the discoloration in the "sky" (woad powder) could be though? It wasn't there when I cut; it showed up the next morning. Thanks for looking.

 

[judymoody]

Beautiful soap! Sometimes I get that discoloration bloom around particulates like poppy seeds or Herb speckles. I don't think it's a problem.

 

[AnnaMarie]

That's a winner! It is simply beautiful and inspiring! I love the mountains myself, but then I am a NW girl....
Cheers!
Anna Marie

 

[queenofbubbles]

Just beautiful!

 

[neeners]

beautiful!!! sounds like it smells woodsey!

 

[FlybyStardancer]

Pretty!

 

[Seawolfe]

look how pretty those are!! What did you use for those beautiful colors?
No idea what the woad speckles are, be interested to know.

 

[eyeroll]

Thanks, all.

Seawolfe, the sky is woad, mountains are indigo and activated charcoal, and the trees are spirulina. The woad now seems to be morphing into a greenish color - I'm totally at a loss!

 

[Derpina Bubbles]

Gorgeous soap and love the concept.

 

[CaraBou]

I adore those! I, too, am a mountain gal!

 

[fuzz-juzz]

Very pretty soap.

 

[soapylondon]

Could it be from the spirulina? I had a similar effect in my earl grey soap when I added parsley powder.

 

[Tienne]

It looks really wonderful. It really does look like a beautiful mountain scape.

 

[seven]

oh my, how creative. i've never made soap based on a scenery before. love how these turn out!

 

[shunt2011]

That turned out so lovely.

 

[Zenna]

Stunning soap! Love love love it!

 

[The Efficacious Gentleman]

Very cool idea, and very well executed!

 

[Mrs.Larios]

And that my friends is art work on a soap not kidding it looks like a painting