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Post photos of Christmas themed soaps in this thread. Link to other thread - http://www.soapmakingforum.com/showthread.php?t=49557
Interpret a theme - Xmas 2014
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I guess I'll start. This is scented with Sugared Spruce from WSP. The blue is colored with UM Blue, and the 'snowfall' is actually crumbled-up salt soap that I tossed in. I wish now that I had added more TD to the bottom to make it more white (or used some vanilla stabilizer), but it is what it is. The pine trees were made with a rubber stamp and painted in with powdered mica (shamrock green mica and bronze mica). The soap in front was made from the left-over batter which I poured into a 3-D mold, which did not gel as you can see from the color discrepancy:
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WOW! Stunning!
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Love the snow effect - clever.
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Your trees are so pretty! I wouldn't be able to stop picking them up and smiling!
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That is beautiful. I don't dare post anything of mine next to it.
SplendorSoaps
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Gorgeous soaps, IrishLass!
There's no way I can follow that show, but here's what I've been working on for X-mas. This one is Kringleberry scent from Nature's Garden (love the scent). It's hard to see in the photos, but I used sparkly micas.
There's no way I can follow that show, but here's what I've been working on for X-mas. This one is Kringleberry scent from Nature's Garden (love the scent). It's hard to see in the photos, but I used sparkly micas.
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Here is sugar plum that I just finished cutting. Not exactly what i was going for but the ladies on my list won't know.
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None of these have been beveled or cleaned up yet, but I got pictures while it was sunny outside.
I can't decide whether to call this one Christmas Candy or Christmas Sweater. It looks like a sweater to me, but it smells like candy. I used BB's Sleigh Ride.
Peppermint soap that I made for a friend's mother to give for holiday gifts. She wanted 40 bars!
I can't decide whether to call this one Christmas Candy or Christmas Sweater. It looks like a sweater to me, but it smells like candy. I used BB's Sleigh Ride.
Peppermint soap that I made for a friend's mother to give for holiday gifts. She wanted 40 bars!
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My first hanger swirl. It is scented with Snow Witch from Mad Oils. I was going for a wispy look with Nordic blue and black witchy streaks. The color on the cut pics is a off. The bottom picture is a little closer to how it came out.
It was a little soft when I cut and hasn't been cleaned up yet... sorry about that.
It was a little soft when I cut and hasn't been cleaned up yet... sorry about that.
Wow. All so beautiful. I haven't made a Christmas themed soap yet.
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Beautiful colors, and beautiful swirls!
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This was meant to be a tiger swirl but started to thicken up too much near the end. I'm still really pleased with how it turned out though!
Hot fudge sundae tiger swirl, lol!. Looks great!
snappyllama
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That came out fantastic. I reminds me of totem poles for some reason. I like it!
Saponista
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'Christmas tree' scented with juniper, pine, fir and cedarwood.
And orange cinnamon and ginger.
snappyllama
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Lovely soap, and I bet that smells fantastic!
Cool idea love the soaps so far and will have to get my thinking cap on
alongsoak
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Oooo that sounds like it smells so good. :shock:
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