This is my cold process soap called Fordite. It was prepared for the April Soap Challenge Club, but I changed my mind and decided to go with another entry (you can see it here). Both of these soaps were made with the spinning swirl technique. I was really amazed at how unique each bar of soap looked!
Fordite, also known as Detroit Agate, is not actually a gemstone at all. It was formed from layers of paint over several tens of years, in factories that painted automobiles long ago. Especially in Detroit, and hence its name. :) Recently, Fordite has been recycled as eco-friendly jewelry.
this is a very nice technique, but why do you not share how you achieved it please?
ReplyDeleteHi Mary, as I mentioned in the description, this soap was made using the spinning swirl technique.
DeleteЛеночка, очень красиво! Молодец!
ReplyDeleteШикарное мыльце, Леночка!!!!
ReplyDeleteспасибо, девочки!
DeleteHi Jelena!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, you have created a masterpiece. You are a real colorist with a keen eye for formulating colors that work well together.
Can you possibly tell me the colors you used to create this work of art?
All the best,
Mark
Thank you, Mark! :)
DeleteThe colors I used:
Yellow Iron Oxide + yellow mica,
Orange mica,
Bordeaux mica,
Dark bronze mica,
Peacock blue mica,
Black mica.