Did you catch the original column swirl that I did? If not, check it out here.
For this one I used brick red oxide and black oxide from Bramble Berry. I scented it with a combo of peppermint and anise EOs.
Happy Soaping!
-Amanda Gail
Did you catch the original column swirl that I did? If not, check it out here.
For this one I used brick red oxide and black oxide from Bramble Berry. I scented it with a combo of peppermint and anise EOs.
Happy Soaping!
-Amanda Gail
Hi
Just wanted to say thank you. I tried the column swirl and loved it.
Isy
Another beautiful success. I think the skewer gives it additional interest. Funny how the things we think won’t work do and vice versa.
You’re very talented. Thanks for your generosity in sharing this.
Amanda, you’re amazing. Everything you put your hand to is lovely!
Wow, you did it again with this one, Amanda. Great job!
Nice work Amanda
Thank you for sharing your tutorial.
I ve been thinking for a long time to do this marbel soap and now you help me to decide to do it.
Your soaps are really nice.
Greetings from Spain.
Amanda, does the block in the middle have to be square? I’m just trying to think of what I have here that would work. I think the next batch of “Vicki’s Daydream” is going to be a pillar swirl!
Love the colors!
Gorgeous!! I love what you’ve done!
Divine! Love love love them, I can see you’re having a blast at this!
When you did the pattern with the skewer did you drag it from the outside of the mold to the center? That is what it looks like to me but I am not sure. I am so excited about this swirl you have done, I so want to try it.
Yes, outside to inside. 🙂
Gorgeous, I love that red brick oxide you used. I’ve never managed to get a nice red like that.
Gorgeous! a piece of art…
my supplies can’t get here fast enough!~
Thanks all! Yeah…It grew on me 🙂 Ha!
in the first shot, you thought the extra lines with the skewer might have runined it. I guess now you see that they enhanced it – cuz you did it again! lovely lovely!
Gorgeous!
Absolutly BEAUTIFUL !