Teach Soap

two new ones
thanks to the Soap Queen Videos!

Rootbeer


and Jack Frost type

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I likey! I must be hungry. It looks like food to me.

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Irena
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So, I said I would share some of my soaps. Here they are!











I need to get some liquid Micas to really make my colours 'pop' I think.

Hope you like them!

Kevin x

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Those are really lovely Kevin! Is the first one M&P? It looks more transparent than the others. I really like these.

I just visited your website, and was fascinated by all the innovative ways you have used fragrances! Do you mind telling us what you used for beads in the fragrance beads?

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burntmill - I really like your soaps! I like the way you've done your layers. Really good!

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Kevin, I just love your products and your prices are amazing!!!

Hey, everyone!

Wow, a lot has been going on in this thread!

Burntmill, the rootbeer soap is so cool-looking! I'll bet it smells great, too. The Jack Frost looks like winter. I made a blue and white winter soap, too. Something about those two colors...

Kevie, thanks for sharing your soap pics! The green and white swirled ones are awesome! Swirling can be tricky. They're all just beautiful.

I need to post some pics soon, too.

Thanks for the inspiration, everybody! Nice work!

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Hey Kevin, I know you don't I? Great looking soaps!

Loving the Root Beer soap and I love that blue and white one - is there mica in that as it looks sort of glittery to me?

I thought I'd show you a pic of my chocolate soap with it's new label...

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Good job Kevin!

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Irena
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yes I used white mica in the white and blue mica for the blue layers in the jack frost soap

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My Halloween Soaps. Nothing fancy, but they are fun!



It's a skull. Just hard to tell in this photo.

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Hi, everybody!

Such beautiful work here by all of you ...

I'm gearing up for a couple of craft fairs in October. Here's some of what I've been working on:

Candy corn (Buttercream and Snickerdoodle F.O.):


Winter grapefruit:


Holly berry:


Pumpkin pie (pumpkin spice F.O.):


Candy cane (peppermint E.O.):


And Frog Buddy (Energy F.O. with plastic toy frogs):


Hope that's not too many pics! Have a great day, everyone!

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I've stepped off into two new ideas. The first is my first attempt at sculpting & making my own mold for soap. It's copied from an Ancient Egyptian Scarab. I'm doing a turquoise and Lapis version. I do think I am going to do some tweaking and a new, more refined mold. Here that is...



The nothing is too different than my others... except the fragrance, and so far we don't have "E-Smell" on our computers yet. It's my HUNTERS soap... deliberately not as transparent as most of my soaps, hoping for a more masculine look.

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That scarab is gorgeous! I thought about making my own mold. But the stuff is very expensive and I didn't want to waste it in case I screwed up.

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Irena
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