Please pardon the messy molds. I tend to pour soap everywhere when trying to be creative. The fast-moving floral fragrance didn't help!
Monday, July 28, 2008
Rose Soap
I made this soap for a wholesale customer. It's usually made with embeds, but I've run out and don't have time to make more, so I decided to try something new -- swirly roses. The inspiration for these comes from Bavarian glass painting. It's not quite the same, but it is similar.
Please pardon the messy molds. I tend to pour soap everywhere when trying to be creative. The fast-moving floral fragrance didn't help!
Please pardon the messy molds. I tend to pour soap everywhere when trying to be creative. The fast-moving floral fragrance didn't help!
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Oh, that's so very pretty!
So pretty!
Gorgeous!
WUNDERBAR. You're an artist.
Hello Liz,
Don't apologize about the mess. If we don't make one it is not fun. :) Those are some beautiful soaps.
eeeegads, girl, you are something else! I love it!!!!!
Thanks so much! I feel a little guilty because these are so easy to do. I'll try to get some decent photos and post a tutorial later.
My jaw just dropped, and I think my lips uttered a "wow" under my breath. Very inspiring. I hope you get a chance to post a tutorial. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutelly wonderful! The colour of the roses is perfect. Please give the tutorial . I would really like to try that. You are an artist !
Utterly gorgeous!
Gorgeous, Beth!
Thanks again, everyone. I've been thinking about the best way to do a tutorial and will probably have to wait until the weekend when I'll have some photography help.
That is stunning!!! Stunning! I love it!
xoxo Heather
ps. I tagged you on my blog! :)
What a beautiful soap Elizabeth. How gorgeous. Sod the mess.
Wow, lovely! It almost makes me want to try synthetic colours... which is saying a lot! Lovely!
OMG! Stunning!
I was thinking that I am going to learn to do that no matter how many batches I botch = ) I'm so glad you're going to do a tutorial!!
Messy molds? Who's noticing the messy molds when the soap is so incredible?? And easy? That's hard for me to believe.
Thanks again, everyone. :)
Stunning soaps! Those are just gorgeous!
I'm still a noob at this CP thing. I made my 3rd batch today. :)
Wow, what a gorgeous soap. I can't wait to see your tutorial. Maybe we could have you guest blog on Soap Queen one of these days? This is an awesome looking batch of soap.
I could even send you our camera to take "decent" photos with?
=)
That is so cool! How long it take you to do it?
Lori
homemadebathproducts.blogspot.com
OMG Elizabeth those roses are fab, fab, fab!
Far too clever for words ;-)
Thanks so much, everyone!
Ann-Marie, I'd be delighted!
Lori, it didn't take long at all -- maybe a minute.
Cool! Email me at (info at brambleberry dot com) and we'll get all the details nailed down. =)
Sorry 'bout that anon post, blogger wasn't letting me on.
Email me and I'll get the camera details sorted. =)
wow - those are SO beautiful! stunning actually. well done! you are taking soap artistry to a new level.
oh my god its gorgeous! did you make the tutorial? because I dream about this !
Hi Kelly, I have a half-done tutorial, but nothing to publish. :( Maybe one day!
Hi Beth,
we are still anticipating your rose soap tutorial. Great design BTW. Respect from Slovenia.
Marko - www.TovarnaOrganika.si
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