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I made this soap as a Halloween give away. Poured some black lye, added some white for the collar, black for the bow, red for the blood Driving the stake asked for a hero - my 10 years old boy came to the rescue right in time :thumbup: Folding the coffin from paper was a challenge, but we did...

Memories of Southern France while cleaning the house? - well - I found a way :grin: Savon détachant (coconut oil 25%, beef tallow 25%, olive oil 50%, kaolin clay as % of oil 10, orange EO as % of oil 10, 0-1% superfat) easy to make, works well, smells nice

Being a paramedic, I felt like giving some ECG-Valentine soaps to my co-EMTs.. Those who interpreted their ECG-valentine right got some additional chocolate ;)

I tried my glow-in-the-dark pigments in transparent M&P soap, embedded in black and violet CP. My kids love it - me, too!

I had too many lemons. I cut them into halves and made silicone molds. A tiny little bit of green for the stem, carefully trying to attach some yellow to the walls, filling up with white..Tadaaa! The darker lemons smell of Scentperfique "Lemon Curd" Yummy, but discolorating The yellow ones...

I spent last weekend with some other soapmaking ladies and gentlemen chatting, laughing, eating, drinking, soapmaking, not much sleeping... This soap has three layers, blue, green and white. I made a dragonfly from a coated wire, slightly dipped it into the batter and pulled up again. Once...

My zebra came first, followed by a leopard, an elephant (or rhinoceros or - well, something very big and very grey, that doesn't fit into the picture) cheetahs, wolfs (my little boy came up with this idea) It's fun. There are more animals waiting in line

I have to admit that the name of this soap is a little bit ridiculous :grin: A soapmaking friend of mine and me were kidding while unmoldig the soap: "Where's the zebra? Can you find it?" We made this soap in two steps: First we poured the zebra stripes in a small log mold, then placed it in a...

After unmolding these engines I sprayed one with alcohol (guess which one) But somehow the one covered with ash looks great. Like an engine in deep winter...

A friend of mine, who is a scuba diver, told me about Hemmoor Lake in northern Germany, which is a popular diving spot. Thanks for the inspiration! I layered plumkernel powder, cocoa powder and shades of blue, speckled with green for the underwater plants.

I grew up by the Baltic Sea. In late spring, the canola fields are in full bllom. Yellow, yellow, yellow, some green, the blue sea and wide skies. It brings back childhood memories. I'm getting homesick... I used coconut oil, lard, safflower oil, castor oil, and canola oil (what else?), soy...

I used "Terra Pozzuoli" clay, FeO and Titanium dioxide to make these tiger stripes. Coconut oil, lard, castor oil, salt, sugar, soy cream FO: Madagascar Spice

I layered differently colored streaks in a log mold. They added up to a picture I really like :lol: Reminds me of pointilism.

I made this CP soap on a grey German winter morning. It made my day! Contains: coconut oil, lard, castor oil, soy cream, salt, sugar, pigments, mica Smells of "White gardenia"

Hello, everyone, actually, I started my soapmaking career rather by accident, or due to the lack of reading glasses. 3 yeas ago I wanted to join a workout class at our local adult school. I somehow messed up the numbers in the application form ( get glasses!) and signed up for a soapmaking...