Today's soap was inspired by polymer clay flower canes and made out of soap dough. I am not the first one who made a cold-process soap cane. Here are the blogs of 2 talented soapers who made CP soap canes before me:
http://imsoapnatural.blogspot.com/2017/05/blog-post_3.html
https://byledev.blogspot.com/2017/05/soap-challenge-club-may-2017.html
My "purple flowers" soap is scented with Violet fragrance oil. I hope you like it! :)
Here are a couple of pictures of the process.
My CP moldable soap:
Some "leftovers" of my flowers soap canes. The average diameter of each cane is about 2 cm (less than 1 inch):
This is how the soap lathers:
I love how it turned out and I'm looking forward to make more! :)
Мое самое любимое в этом году! Поздравляю, Лена) Оно поистинне восхитительно!
ReplyDeleteСпасибо большое, Настя!
DeleteStunning!
ReplyDeletethank you!
DeleteNever ever have seen something so beautiful. 😘 From the south os Spain
ReplyDeleteWow! Thank you so much, lys!
DeleteWow, your soap is beautiful. If you do not mind could you share what recipe you used for the soap dough?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gwenn! For the soap dough I used several old cured bars of soap which were made almost 2 years ago. I discovered that soap was very pliable. Right now I am trying to recreate the recipe and preparing to make a complete tutorial.
DeleteI found that a soap I made a couple of years ago was also pliable. It's still pretty tough but I noticed that I could push in and leave an indention. I super-fatted that recipe to 11%, I think..., with both cocoa butter and shea butter. I ended up with glycerine rivers in it (I had an accident with the titanium dioxide and to much went into the batter) and so rather than sell it, I kept it and it turned out to be a long lasting bar that was also somewhat pliable. Did you find your soap recipe to have any similarities to this description? I don't think it's pliable enough to mould but I kept the recipe and you've inspired me to experiment. I'm currently using the last bar.
DeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ann!
DeleteЛеночка, мыло просто супер. На экзамене, оно было для меня номер один!!!(это Галя из школы мыловаров).
ReplyDeleteГаля, спасибо большое! Мне очень приятно!
DeleteЛена, оно великолепно! Мой абсолютный номер 1. Покорило мое сердце сразу и там и осталось.
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Наташа, спасибо тебе огромное, мне так приятно!!!
DeleteЛеночка, великолепное исполнение, отлично подобранные цвета! Это мыло покорило мое сердце!!!
ReplyDeleteОй Мила, спасибо за такие слова!
DeleteЛеночка!Волшебная работа!Не могла глаз отвести, рассматривала множество раз!Самое лучшее!Твое мыло - мой фаворит!
ReplyDeleteYour soap is really beautiful. It's more like you're a sculptor and soap is your medium. Thank you for the inspiration! <3
ReplyDeleteThis soap is so beautiful! Do you have a tutorial on this yet? I would love to try it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I am a beginner soap maker and I want to believe that someday I can do this
ReplyDeleteDo you have a video of how to form the flower cane soap?
ReplyDeleteThat an amazing soap process Mokume Gane.I like purple color.
ReplyDeletekeep continue this good work and sharing.
Best,
Alex
Nice colors of the soap. Look interesting.
ReplyDeleteTruely impressed with this blog post!
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