For the first time I am participating in the Soap Challenge. The Challenge is hosted by Great Cakes Soapworks. Each week will have a new soap making method that all those involved in the challenge will attempt to create. This is week one. Before this year I had heard of the challenge but never really known how to participate, when it was held, ect. It's going to to be a lot of fun to try new methods. I love an excuse to experiment and of course to soap.
Week #1: The Tiger Stripe.
This technique was created by Kenna of Amathia Soapworks. Her results are beautiful and I am hoping that mine are in anyway close as good.
I let my soap get to too thick a trace for my first batch. However, it worked rather well.
Attempt #1 In the mold:
Attempt # 1 Cut:
As it happens, this soap glows in the dark, namely the lighter segments. I'll take a glow in the dark photo in the future when I am more comfortable manhandling the soap.
So pretty! What colours did you use that it is glowing in the dark? Totally cool!
ReplyDeleteThank you! The colourant is called Nite Glow, a powdered colourant from TKB Trading. Use it at 1 tsp per pound of oil. :)
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot :D
DeleteWow! Beautiful colors and stripes. I would also like to know what you put in your soap so it glows in the dark.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks! :) The colourant is a powder called NiteGlow from TKB Trading.
DeleteRobyn, this is a gorgeous soap!
ReplyDeleteLove the picture, so original!
Thank you, Natalia! The background components also act at my display for markets.
DeleteGlow in the dark soap??? How cool is that!! It's a beautiful soap, Robyn! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy! :)
DeleteI would love to see the stripes glow! Very nice.
ReplyDeleteThe soap is just about firm enough that I'm comfortable manhandling it for more photography so I'll take a picture of it glowing in the next couple of days.
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