Teach Soap

Soapbuddy - love that soap, looks like creamy amber or something!

Burntmill - the blue and black really stands out and I love the liquorice allsort effect in your Hello Sweet Thang soap too - really good!!!

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I had never even heard of liquorice allsort until I was showing my friend in New Zealand that soap yesterday
he showed me what it looked like
and you are right it sure does look like it

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Misty
http://gotsoaps.com
http://burntmill.etsy.com

burntmill- those are great! Good job!

Hi Everyone! I have been watching this thread grow, but I just joined. I love what I see! Everyone is so creative. Here are a few of my soaps:

Good job!
Next time you post, you might want to reduce the size of your pictures. Some people have a slow internet connection and it could take them a while for your pics to show up.

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

ha I probably should have made mine smaller as well
I will do better next time

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Misty
http://gotsoaps.com
http://burntmill.etsy.com

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

Very nice soaps all of them love the way the bee is done, but the bird i also nice.

It is so good to see what others is doing. Only problem is that it makes me feel like making some new soaps RIGHT NOW

Beautiful - amazing bee soap. I love the creativity with it.

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Happy Soaping!

Anne-Marie
blog: www.soap-queen.blogspot.com
supplies: www.brambleberry.com

I love the bee as well! Do you hand cut/carve the shapes? They all look really good.

Moonfairy, those are beautiful! I especially like the second photo of the bird silhouetted against the moon, but they're all gorgeous. Very impressive!

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Thank you! After watching the soap queen tv with the monograms, I thought these would be a good idea. Thanks Anne-Marie for giving me new techniques! The bee took forever, but it was worth it.

I am blown away by some of these beautiful soaps. PJ, early in this thread you posted a snail that was heart stopping in it's beauty and technique. I visited your site, and see that you are nothing less than a fine artist with soap as a medium. Again, the shells were what really got to me most. Mind sharing how you got that effect with them, and especially the snail. I haven't had time to visit all 66 pages, so if you have already, please say so.

I can't seem to add photo's of my soap rocks, as for some reason my editing software wants to make really big files. Maybe it's because I sharpen the photo's so the details are clearer. Anyway, if you are interested, you may see them here: http://www.oasissoap.com/stock.html

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Barbara at Oasis Soap Co.
http://www.oasissoap.com

Those gemstone soaps are beautiful! I have always wanted to learn how to make those.

Baraka, if you check out, you'll see that Anne Marie (Soap Queen/Brambleberry) did a video tutorial on the seashell soaps.

I love your rock soaps, I'd love to know how you make them?!

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