soap that a newbie is proud of

[thefarmerdaughter]

Hello all. Ive been soaping only about 2 months. I think this is batch # 10. There not fantastic, but If you have seen any of my pic for my last few batches.... :roll: These are quite nice by comparison. Thank you Hazel! for your comment about your experience with stiring and crumbly soap. I change my technique, and got better results.

 

[Hazel]

Very nice! I like the layered colors. Did you scent it?

You're welcome about the info but the only reason I knew about it is because I read it on Kathy Miller's site. :wink:

 

[soapcakes]

Nice job thefarmerdaughter, it looks very smooth and creamy!

 

[Pepsi Girl]

Very nice, love the layers, Looks like something I would Eat!

 

[DragonQueenHHP]

I love it the earthy looking ones are my favs

 

[Relle]

Lovely soap, now the hard part is waiting for it to cure to use.

 

[thefarmerdaughter]

Thanks! I started with my basic GM soap thats the off white. At trace I seperated the "batter" into 3 parts, one I left alone, one has reduced apple wine syurp gold/beige, the thrid is pumpkin pie spices dark brown. By the time I was ready to pour, the trace had went from medium to thick. So I didnt pour as much as I spooned. The layers didnt come to the way I hoped, but my soap isnt falling apart so Im pretty happy

 

[Pamela]

Looks great!

 

[soaptrotter]

it does look good enough to eat, like a yummy dessert! great looking soap.

 

[llineb]

Great job!

 

[egirlxx7]

Excellent! My first batch is shredded waiting to be revived

 

[Bumbledumplin]

very nice looking soap!!!