The first soap I made was Green Clover & Aloe. The scent is described as a cool, fresh, green scent, and very spa-like. I really like it. At first the green was very mossy but it has lightened up to a really lovely mint color.
This soap is called Iced Tea Twist. The scent it very lemony and fresh. It is described as bright orange and lemon, intertwined with fresh tea leaves, and sugar. I am really loving this one. I did a solid blue layer and then a double pour with a little mantra swirl action going on at the top.
As much as I love using a white background, it's getting harder and harder to get a decent picture of the lighter soaps. For now, this wood background works nicely. I find it is always harder to get good light this time of year. I think the wood background is a soothing color and easy on the eyes.
The cutting video...
What to make next...hmmmm.... :-)
It's really neat how the clover soap color mellowed out to the perfect shade of soft mint green. Really pretty. And the twist, wow that blue is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThe colours are soooo good! I'm in love this this light green in Ice Tea Twist! Is it some chrome pigment,or mica?
ReplyDeleteGreat work,Holly!
Such pretty soaps! I really like the soft wood background too, very nice!
ReplyDeleteI love how the Green Clover and Aloe looks - it'd be perfect for a pampering spa soap! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun and bright colors, an excellent way to brighten up the winter. :)
ReplyDeleteNow that is really neat.
ReplyDeleteJonathan & Kaycie Cook
www.sudsysoapery.com
Love the colours. I often come to your blog as I love your blog roll.
ReplyDeleteThank you all! I really appreciate that you take time to comment.
ReplyDeleteAwesome Soap and color! Wish we could smell!
ReplyDeleteJonathan & Kaycie
www.sudsysoapery.com