One of my goals this year is to get caught up in my soap making videos editing. So I found this video of the first time I tried the pull screen method in a round mold. Namely, a Pringles can. I always welcome an excuse to eat Pringles for the sake of using the can… Continue reading Purple Flowers Soap
Sometimes I wonder if I am determined or simply stubborn when it comes to certain projects. I do value time, so I usually give up when I feel I am wasting it and nothing seems to be working out. After all, I did abandon a Christmas tree pull screen idea after three or four failed… Continue reading My seventh attempt at a Snowflake Soap
If you are thinking that orange is not a traditional Christmas color, you would be absolutely right! These soaps were supposed to be penguin theme soaps (and the orange was for their beak and feet). However, things did not go as planned and I ended up making a snowfake soap and some snowmen soap instead.… Continue reading Snowflake and Snowmen Soap
A few years ago I wanted to buy a pair of long shorts (sounds like an oxymoron, right?). After going to the mall and some stores, it appeared such item did not exist. There were short shorts though, but I wanted something that at least reached my knees or below. (I did not want to… Continue reading Pour Pull Screen Technique Soap
Pour / Pull Through Soap Technique This is my first time participating in a challenge from the Soapchallengeclub.com and I was very excited to try this. It has definitely stretched my soapmaking mind and I think it will open new design opportunities. The idea of the challenge is to pour the soap through a strainer… Continue reading Abstract Flowers Soap
Soaps by Glenda 