myhnabird
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That is some seriously beautiful soap!
Mary (green with envy)
Mary (green with envy)
Sage & Pomegranite Soap
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saltydog
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Unbelievable, dOttY!
Too many pics- NO WAY please keep posting, your soaps are so inspirational. Those look absolutely gorgeous and I'd be damn proud if I made them..wish I did
Beautiful colors and design, the tops look like clouds!
*I'M NOT WORTHY, I'M NOT WORTHY!
Too many pics- NO WAY please keep posting, your soaps are so inspirational. Those look absolutely gorgeous and I'd be damn proud if I made them..wish I did
Beautiful colors and design, the tops look like clouds!
*I'M NOT WORTHY, I'M NOT WORTHY!
Francis
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Please, please, please don't apologize for posting photos of your beautiful soaps. As far as I am concerned, I want you to post pictures of your soaps everyday! They are absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
They are absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
dOttY
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Oh my gosh! Thanks guys, the feedback is very kind, and much appreciated.
Relle, this fragrance is from NCS, and glorious. I think you've commented in a thread about FOs, and this one in particular, so I bought it under your recommendation Thank you!
Ok, how did I do this? Honestly, I had this idea in my mind, and kinda fluked it. When I finished pouring the soap into the mould, I was 98% certain it would be a visual dud. Little did I know! I think it's my fav so far.
I made my batch of soap batter, halved it and then took roughly one third of the amount from one of the halves. I coloured the most batter with Green Oxide, the least amount with Black Oxide and the other I left natural.
Pouring at a medium trace, I poured the green, then I put the black down, pouring at varying heights. I then finished off with the white/natural. I got my trusty coathanger, and did a few swirls/scoops, but not going too deep to push into the green.
Really I didn't know how this would turn out. It was a lot of guess work, and good luck! By the time I put the mould into the fridge, I had written the whole batch off!
I don't know if I should tempt fate and try it again, with a different FO and a colour scheme.
So, I hope this helps Guys
Relle, this fragrance is from NCS, and glorious. I think you've commented in a thread about FOs, and this one in particular, so I bought it under your recommendation
Thank you! Ok, how did I do this? Honestly, I had this idea in my mind, and kinda fluked it. When I finished pouring the soap into the mould, I was 98% certain it would be a visual dud. Little did I know! I think it's my fav so far.
I made my batch of soap batter, halved it and then took roughly one third of the amount from one of the halves. I coloured the most batter with Green Oxide, the least amount with Black Oxide and the other I left natural.
Pouring at a medium trace, I poured the green, then I put the black down, pouring at varying heights. I then finished off with the white/natural. I got my trusty coathanger, and did a few swirls/scoops, but not going too deep to push into the green.
Really I didn't know how this would turn out. It was a lot of guess work, and good luck! By the time I put the mould into the fridge, I had written the whole batch off!
I don't know if I should tempt fate and try it again, with a different FO and a colour scheme.
So, I hope this helps Guys
Crafty Rose
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Soapy Gurl said:
I love looking at them too, one day I will make pretty soap.
green soap
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These are awesome!
