Oh the agony!

[JenniferSews]

This lovely swirl of co/salt soap and powdered sea kelp had to be completely rebatched. :cry: My first successful swirl! The rebatch is a shoe in for any ugliest soap contest.

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[Saltysteele]

looks great, what's wrong with it that you had to rebatch?

 

[Guest]

It looks fantastic , I too am curious why it had to rebatched .

Kitn

 

[Rosey]

me too! It looked fantastic!

 

[rubato456]

:!: :!: :!: why it looks so good

 

[heartsong]

x

what is wrong with the soap? :shock:

it looks great to me!

 

[Milla]

I love it! Keep it!

 

[artisan soaps]

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[JenniferSews]

It was a salt bar. I left it too long and it was too hard to cut. I salvaged that bit, but most of it crumbled when we tried to cut.

 

[Milla]

What if you use a saw like a circular or a miter saw? Something meant to cut wood fast and with power? Maybe you need one of those tile cutters that uses water to lubricate the tile!

 

[soapbubble]

very nice soap. keep it!

 

[LJA]

Noooooo...it's beautiful!!!

 

[cwayneu]

Well it looks great in the photo anyway.

 

[artisan soaps]

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[Godiva]

What a shame! Looked great! Hope the rebatch turns out well.

 

[JenniferSews]

The rebatch was a Frankenstein nightmare. I will be grinding it up for housecleaning. I guess this soap and I just don't get along!

 

[Vinca Leaf]

Awwww, it was so pretty too!!

Yeah, those saltbars go FAST...like, 3-4 hours and you MUST cut. Still pretty warm/hot to the touch when you do it.

 

[Saltysteele]

aw, that's too bad it had some pretty, random swirls

 

[JenniferSews]

Thanks everyone. I dug into my fabric dying skills for those swirls! At least I learned a valuable lesson about really researching what you're doing.

 

[Milla]

They were very pretty. I hope you can replicate it and cut much sooner!