Wow, you've really learned how to NAIL those intricate drops! I love that fragrance, too. I won't have anything tomorrow, but I'll see you again next weekend. Have a great week!
Where did you get your little cups for mixing up your mica? And can you share please, are you mixing up your mica with oil and if so, do you use oil from the batter or add additional?
I think the paper cups were just from Walmart or Costco. The silicone cup is a resin mixing cup. I mix my micas with olive oil, not from the batch. It just adds a little to the super fat amount. Thanks for watching!
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Wow, you've really learned how to NAIL those intricate drops! I love that fragrance, too. I won't have anything tomorrow, but I'll see you again next weekend. Have a great week!
Thank you!
I’ll miss your video this week! Hope you have a great weekend and week ahead.
The looks PERFECT for a cherry soda❣️❣️❣️
😊 thank you
Love this colors! Thank you for sharing!❤
Thanks for watching!!
Incredibly beautiful! WOW 🤩
Thank you! I wish you could smell it. The fragrance inspired the soap. It smells just like Dr Pepper!
So pretty! Great job! Hugz, Tree
Thank you!
....what a talented soap maker you are...always well thought out and creative....enjoy your videos very much...well done!!
How nice of you! Thank you!!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Omg this is a very gorgeous design. Just absolutely stunning 😍
Thank you! The design fits the fragrance in my mind. It smells like cherry coke or Dr Pepper
These are SOOO Bold! Love the technique.
Thank you!
Your soaps are just perfect and always look amazing ❤ I love how this one looks!
Thank you for the sweet comment! They definitely don’t always turn out right but that is all part of the craft 😉
Wonderful technique and beautiful colours😊😘
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Gorgeous
Thanks!
Incredible!!❤
Thank you!
Beautiful 🥰
Thank you!
Beautiful soap 🧼🫧
Thank you!
Where did you get your little cups for mixing up your mica? And can you share please, are you mixing up your mica with oil and if so, do you use oil from the batter or add additional?
I think the paper cups were just from Walmart or Costco. The silicone cup is a resin mixing cup. I mix my micas with olive oil, not from the batch. It just adds a little to the super fat amount. Thanks for watching!
Thank you! And yes I was asking about the resin ones. I’m finding art supply stores have lots of tools.
@@michelesarver6721 they really do. And if you get creative with your soap tools you can save a lot of money over buying supplies marketed for soap.