My best bud here asked if I could make a soap to match his church's logo. What?! Does he think I can turn water into wine or something? Here's the logo:
I'm thinking a tall & skinny mold in 3 layers. Bottom layer a In The Pot swirl of white with some gray. Or 4 thin layers of white alternating with 3 thin layers of gray. Middle layer a solid tan embed (not 16 separate ones). Top layer and part of middle layer, gray. I've no idea how to work a cross into that. Or I could just say, "Uh, that's a no."
For you architect fans, father and son architects Eliel Saarinen and Eero Saarinen (St. Louis Arch and Dulles Airport) designed this church, Christ Church Lutheran. I give my friend a bad time because my Frank Lloyd Wright church in Chicago was far superior. We're no longer college roommates but we're still competing....
I'm thinking a tall & skinny mold in 3 layers. Bottom layer a In The Pot swirl of white with some gray. Or 4 thin layers of white alternating with 3 thin layers of gray. Middle layer a solid tan embed (not 16 separate ones). Top layer and part of middle layer, gray. I've no idea how to work a cross into that. Or I could just say, "Uh, that's a no."
For you architect fans, father and son architects Eliel Saarinen and Eero Saarinen (St. Louis Arch and Dulles Airport) designed this church, Christ Church Lutheran. I give my friend a bad time because my Frank Lloyd Wright church in Chicago was far superior. We're no longer college roommates but we're still competing....