Column Pour #1 Reveal: Wavelength Soap
Here it is! All cut and planed and looking pretty. Click HERE for the full blog post on how this soap came to be! :)
Click HERE for reveal photos of my second column swirl experiment. I used three triangles for that one!
10 comments :
Very pretty color combo! I also love the solid white base.
wowsa! These are so pretty! Love the white base! Way to overcome what could have been a disaster! :)
Thank you both! I know, I really lucked out on this one haha ;D
I love the layering idea - the white layer makes the colors stand out beautifully!
Maya
Love the color combo. The white base is a great idea. I am going to use it for any future column swirls because my bottoms always look muddy.
Pretty!
Thanks all! I know what you mean. I did a second column pour with no base and the bottom reminded me of a Rorschach ink blot test!
Oh my goodness I love these! I didn't even think to use a solid base but that is a great idea. (note to self for next time!) Your 'Bubble Sherbet' one is just as gorgeous as this one. The shape of the object really does make a difference in how the soap turn out.
Thank you! That one looks (and smells) edible to me haha! I agree about the column shape. I saw a comment on the challenge about the triangle not working for one person, but it definitely made a three petal pour for me. There are so many different things to do with this technique, I don't think I'm done experimenting with it!
Your soap is gorgeous! Love the colors and the contrast between the white base and colored top.
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