Teach Soap

I just had a friend come back from Vegas and he brought me the most amazing gift! It was a Soap Rock called "Moonstone" and is crafted by a company called soaprocks.com out of New York. I have been crafting soaps for almost 20 years and I have never seen anything like this before. It blows away any soaps I have seen up to this date. Put it this way, the gift was so amazing that it is still sitting with my other real minerals on my shelf. I have seen Ann Marie make soap rocks before, but nothing even close to what these people are making. Can you have a look and please dissect the procedure as I would love to be able to make this soap. Here is a link to their items. The ones I love are the opals. I can kind of see how they make the molds and the melt and pour, but dang... I have to know and you guys are the pros!!! http:// http://www. tspink. com/soaprocks. shtml

They got the procedure down. They've been doing it for a while. There is a gal called SoapSmith that does something similar. She's at the ArtFire store.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Soapsmith's rocks are seriously awesome.

It takes a lot of practice to get it that way and honestly I'd have no idea on where to start to explain how to go about recreating ones that good.

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Genny

So to say these things are mass produced is not the case? Now I can understand the $16 price tag. I wish Ann Marie could master this and share! Thanks for your response

I think you have to have way more patience than me to make soap that beautiful! Truly awesome!

WOW! Those are amazing! Anne-Marie did do a gem stone soap here; http://www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body- ... mstones-2/ Some of the methods are probably similar.