Soap done with split cup pour Like many painting techniques that have made their way into the soap world, the split cup technique originated there. It is used to create abstract paintings like these: google search image results from split cup painting In the soap making world, it can be used to achieved similar effects… Continue reading Split Cup Pour Soap
Men Soap I remember that when I was a kid, my brother had a girlfriend who was studying design or something that was art related. It could have been a different person, but that is the most plausible explanation for now. What I remember very well is the assignment she had completed, and she showed… Continue reading Ombré Tiger swirl Soap
Golf soap bar and in mold I made this soap for someone who loves playing golf, like literally I do not know what this person would do if he could not play golf. The main body of the soap was green, and then I tried to add a "grass" effect on top. I made a… Continue reading Golf Soap
I first learned of inlays in a polymer clay class. The idea of an inlay is pretty simple, you carve out a design from the surface of an object, and fill it with another material. It can be done in stone, wood, and soap! (and many more materials. Here is a list of the supplies… Continue reading Inlaid Soap
This soap is inspired in my husband's mustache, I guess now it is a tribute to it, since it is gone! Have you ever felt like you are the pretty one in your relationship? Not that your significant other one is not attractive, but because of the dresses, and make up, and hairdos, you are… Continue reading Mustache Soap
Soaps by Glenda 