Teach Soap

Sorry I've been a bit absent lately. I have apparently missed a lot here in Flaunt Your Stuff!

I love all of the amazing variety and creativity of everyone's projects! It's so neat how one craft can be used to reflect so many different styles. Total awesomeness!!

Keep it up everyone, and I'll be sure to add mine as well!

Here's my latest Gothic Pumpkin Soap which I just posted a tutorial of on .

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Debbie Chialtas

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Looks great! Thank you!
The chocolate sheet in your tut looks nice and simple. Would any of the other sheets on their web site work as well?

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Thanks! I'm glad you like it!!

The other patterns on the transfer sheets work, too, but if they have colors other than white, black, or gold, the colors will bleed. It takes a few days to start seeing the bleeding, but nevertheless - it happens! There are lots of awesome options without bleeding colors and the gold is very elegant!

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Debbie Chialtas

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Thanks! The bleeding part didn't occur to me, but you're right.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

yours looks so upscale with the transfer sheet

yay another thing to add to my wish list to play with

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Misty
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Just in case you don't read my old post where I first had questions about this technique I was going to use and got good feedback...here is the result. Enjoy. BTW - "Holiday Candy" from BB

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That is SOOOOOOOOOOOOO cute!!! I really love that, it worked out great

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Soapylove, a beautiful soap is very simple but as always this creativity in each of your soaps.

Asliceofdelight that your soap is nice, I like very much the colors you use in all your soaps and the contrast between them. Congratulations.

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Soapylove - that soap is very classic, I really love it. I can imagine a gold and cream version would be fantastic as a wedding favour too. Thanks for posting the tutorial.

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Here's another one I've works very hard on. It went very wrong so many times I nearly gave up on it. But it came out quite well in the end.
Please let me know what you think. It's scented with .... watermelon! And smells GREAT!

SoapByTheSlice, I love your watermelon soap! What kind of mold did you use? It sounds (and looks) like it took some effort to get it right, but it was so worth it! Very nice!

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Thanks Jrose. It was a simple half round mould - nothing fancy really. Thanks.

That's a great looking watermelon!

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

SoapbytheSlice - *Absolutely* beautiful.

Every strike brings me closer to the next home run.
Babe Ruth

You've hit it out of the ballpark

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This isn't soap, but I made a two tone lip balm.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.