Just out of the mold:
Cut:
This loaf did not want to be cut and we about had a war on our hands...the camo would have been very appropriate for that! Also, that top soap did not want to stand up so it got to be quite the messy process. This is scented with a mixture of Bay Rum and Vanilla fragrance oil. This was my first time using oxides and vanilla fiber too. It was fun and I can't wait for the next challenge.
It turned out Beautiful Holly!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow cool! I just ordered some vanilla fiber to play with - I was thinking facial mask. Your colors turned out very nice - I've always used oxides, so micas are new to me! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's incredible! I love it--unmistakably camo! I've never heard of vanilla fiber, though.
ReplyDeleteOh My God! This soap is just beautiful! What a sensational and original way to play with colour! You definitely have your own unique soap style. If the scent and suds are any way as nice as the look, this will be a VERY successful soap!! xo Jen
ReplyDeletewow that looks amazing, I love the colours, I havent used oxides yet I have some, I must get around to trying them. The fragrance sounds nice too.
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! Wonderful colours and your pic is awesome :)
ReplyDeleteNice soap, congratulations, good job
ReplyDeleteHolly - this is amazing soap. What a great job you did! LOVE IT. Thanks for the post too... you rock, lady!
ReplyDeleteall the best - Trista Page, Indigo Bee
Thank you everyone! This was a really fun batch to make!
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