Peek-a-Boo-Zebra

[Alprinceton]

I have to admit that the name of this soap is a little bit ridiculous :grin:
A soapmaking friend of mine and me were kidding while unmoldig the soap: "Where's the zebra? Can you find it?"
We made this soap in two steps:
First we poured the zebra stripes in a small log mold,
then placed it in a bigger mold and covered it with blue batter.
Amazingly enough, it doesn't fall apart.
How can I correct the title? There is a "k" missing in Peek-a-Boo :wtf:

 

[navigator9]

That's some nice looking soap!!!

 

[Seawolfe]

Wow thats pretty! You even got a gradient on the blue!

 

[welsh black]

That's really good! Love the dark blue, what you use to do that?

 

[Alprinceton]

That's really good! Love the dark blue, what you use to do that?

Thank you.

I'm using liquid blue soap color(Gracefruit)
It's easy to handle and CP stable

 

[Norden]

That's so pretty! It turned out great. I would love to try something like that.

 

[lsg]

Love those zebra stripes!

 

[BabyPickles106]

How did you do the zebra stripes? I would really like to try that technique.

 

[CaraBou]

Those are cool! I especially like how the "back haunch" stipes are thicker and angled differently than the front stripes. And I love the framing concept -- I don't think I've seen that one before!

 

[Alprinceton]

How did you do the zebra stripes? I would really like to try that technique.

Tilt the log mold to an 30° - 45° angle, from one long side, pour in black and white batter alternatingly

 

[shunt2011]

That looks so very cool! Nice job!

 

[seven]

another amazing creation. always in awe of yer soaps

 

[vidahlia]

I knew this was going to be an interesting soap as soon as I read the name. Love it, btw! I still have lots of practice to do on my stripes

 

[bulent45]

its beautiful