What's the name of this design?

[Zing]

I'd like to make these horizontal stripes but don't know what it's called to research it. Do you know?

 

[CaraBou]

It could just be a hanger technique, where they poured their colored soap on one side of the mold, then drug the tool as straight as possible across to the other side, lifting it straight up and out at the end, and repeating multiple times at different heights.

 

[artemis]

Deja Vu! I feel like this question was already asked and answered just the other day...? Here's the link another member provided the last time. It even has this very picture at the end of the article:
https://www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-...cess-soap/tiger-stripe-hanger-swirl-tutorial/

 

[Zing]

Thanks, all!

 

[soap1daze]

I think that is the mantra swirl type pour then a horizontal hanger thru it.

 

[CaraBou]

Deja Vu! I feel like this question was already asked and answered just the other day...? Here's the link another member provided the last time. It even has this very picture at the end of the article:
https://www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-...cess-soap/tiger-stripe-hanger-swirl-tutorial/

That certainly settles it! Zing and I missed the other post, apparently.

I think that is the mantra swirl type pour then a horizontal hanger thru it.

Basically, yes, but you only pull the hanger one way (then out) rather than returning it, and you cut the soap normal, not horizontally.

That technique might be kinda cool if you layered several colors on the one side and drug them out.

 

[artemis]

That certainly settles it! Zing and I missed the other post, apparently.

I tried to find the other post to see if it was a glitchy duplicate-- it even had the same picture-- but it never turned up.