Hi Everyone, I hope you are all safe and well. The tiger swirl was the technique that was voted as the favourite for the next tutorial, so here it is. I have added a scalloped layer at the bottom, you can choose to do this or leave it off in your design. I have added timestamps in the description so that if you don't need all of the tutorial, you can easily find the bits relevant to you. If you have any techniques you would like to see made into a tutorial then please drop them in the comments below and if a number of people want the same thing I can make sure I cover it in a future video. If you have any questions or comments please leave them below and I will get back to you, Happy soaping - Lisa :-)
Thank you for sharing your skills! I think watching 30 seconds of any ad is the LEAST we can do to help ensure that you can provide your very helpful and FREE resources. I do this for every creator I admire because I know it really helps them out.
Thank you so much Tiffany, I really appreciate that you do that, I do the same. I was really awkward mentioning it because I hate doing that sort of thing, but thought, some people probably don't know,. Thank you for your lovely comment :-)
I agree. I never realized it was helpful to watch them until a couple of channels I watch explained it. Now I dont find the ads to be an annoyance, I'm happy to let them play.
This is an excellent tutorial. I have learned new things that are extremely helpful, even though I have a soap business and have been making soap for a while. My chemistry background calls to me, making me see the molecules bopping around in the soap rather more randomly and slowly, keeping the soap fluid longer. That old, and seemingly crucial crutch, the stick blender, simply throws all the molecules together very fast. They find their partners and before you know it, you have a heavy trace. Love this video. Thank you!
Thank you for removing the mystery of the tiger swirl! I now know what I've been doing wrong and , more importantly, how to do it right. Thank you again!
I always go back to my stick blender and I never realised that was causing my soap to get too thick too quick. Thank you for your video, I’m off to make a soap loaf now!
Oooh yes it will definitely be making you have thick batter, maybe have a watch of this video I made all about trace and emulsion th-cam.com/video/o_VCYiDmOJs/w-d-xo.html
I am your biggest fan, I make for at least 42 years soap. I did the usual things and started with baby soap, you made me see that there is more in the soap world. I hope I meet you someday. You are amazing and this old lady learned a lot from you, thank you so much
I never knew that about the 30 seconds for watching an ad. Glad you told me and I have started to watch the advertising a little bit longer! Can't wait to try this! Love all the information you give in your videos. Thank you so very much.
Thank you so much. I felt awkward saying about the ads ( you can see I'm a bit weird in the video) but I thought some people may not know, so at least with the info people can make a decision. Oooh I do hope you give it a go, hope it goes really well.
I've watched a lot of your videos. Not only do you have a well paced pleasant teaching voice. You also do a magnificent job explaining your methods and tips! Kudo's to you! I can't get enough. (and I'm a 10 yr soaper) Thank You.
I love this. One of the positives about this time is that you are making more videos which i absolutely love. Your mannerisms, voice, explanations, tips, creativity... all of it, just fantastic.
I am going to start listing all of the small yet important details you are teaching me. The wait period is so important for these intricate designs. I think the clamshell was my first time to realize the need to just be patient and wait for the trace. "I can make this soap" Thank you, there is a reason your videos have many commercials and that is a complement :)
Thank you so much, Pamela. I'm so thrilled you are joining the 'wait for trace' club (well it's not a proper club, but maybe we should start one) it makes such a difference.
I tend to watch your videos before bedtime, as I have mentioned organization and skill relax me to watch. I thought you may like to know I am watching from Saint Paul, Minnesota in the USA. Thank you for another sanity-saving video.
One of the comments say 30 seconds of watching is the least we can do and she is absolutely right, I know that helps so I always watch 30 s and more. Thank you for this great tutorial and as usual the soap looks amazing. I’ll try to make it! 👏👍
Thank you so much Victoria, and thank you for taking the time to watch the ads. I hated saying it (that's why it looks a bit awkward) but I thought quite a few people may not know. Like you I always watch the ads(well let them run when I make a cup of tea). It is nice to see a little bit coming back :-) I hope you do make this one and I hope it comes out well :-)
I absolutely love your style of teaching us how to make soap. Your patience is your explanation reminds me of an elementary school teacher. ❤️ Your talent at creating very detailed designs and scenes in your soap is mind blowing. Thank you so much!!
Really gorgeous tiger stripe...love the scalloped layer as a base, haven’t seen that done before...now I’m off to see your video on TD ...thanks for sharing..p.s. I watched the advert !
Thank you so much for sharing. I love it when professionals share all their amazing soap making secrets to make my soap making life easier! You're a great teacher.
Thank you so much Jessica, I'm so pleased that my videos help people out, that's what I want, everyone to be able to make soap that they're really proud of
I love this tutorial and you chose stunning colours. I like this style of Tiger Swirl. I always watch the adds or run and do something quickly since I was made aware that it helps the soaper a little. You make it seem so easy.
Thank you so much Tanya, you are always so lovely and supportive. I hate saying those bits in the video (and you can probably tell I was a bit awkward) but all those things do make a difference and I think some people don't know that. I really appreciate the things you do. I'm so pleased you liked the soap :-)
Hi Aparna, yes probably. I do tend to make a lot of my own molds, my soap cutter and even things like some of my very small pots are ends cut from bottles :-)
That is so cool..I really like all your techniques and teachings, I just now did my TD thingy after watching your video on how to mix it with oil and keep it ready for use. Thanks a lot
I always watch your ads, every penny counts after all. I love the colours you've used in this design. My go to colours have to be Cadbury purple and turquoise, my 2 youngest girls favourite colours. Although I do like cerise myself. Will give this a go when I can shop for supplies again 😁
Thank you so much Jennifer, that's so kind of you I really appreciate it. OOh purple and turquoise does sound nice, I've not done that. I hope you do give it a go and I hope it goes brilliantly when you do :-)
Wow! Jammed packed with so many tips, tricks, methods, math, and avoids! Roof-top soap be gone! Start to finish this video is a gateway to so many creative designs. Leaves it all open to individual imagination with a solid foundation. This is a must see for sure. Again and again! Do you have a book???
Hi Lisa! How fortunate I was to find you!! I love the tips and techniques you teach on your videos!! They really help understand cold process soap making more comprehensively!! Hugs and thanks from Argentina!!!
Your method of leaving the batter so it can come to trace on its own is a brilliant technique that works! I experimented with your method on my last batch, and ready to try swirls again! Thank you!
I love all your videos, and have watched several over and over. Your the only one that explains things in a way I understand easily Thank you and please keep doing videos.
AW, thank you so much Melissa that's so good of you, remember if any of those long ones come up, just do 30 seconds, after that there's no extra benefit. You are a star :-)
Dang you're good! Thanks for all the tips. My trace does accelerate on its own quite often, probably because of me not letting it sit and stick blending it to trace instead...
Thank you so much natachamilosevic, that's very kind of you. Oooh hopefully if you just get an emulsion and then let it sit you may have better luck :-)
Thank you, Lisa, for being the BEST teacher for soaping! This is a beautiful soap and your tips and tricks are always so helpful. I learn more about trace and consistency by watching your channel! And, I had no idea about the ads...I will let them ride from now on.
That is beautiful! I am an absolute novice; I’ve only made one batch of soap yet. These intricate patterns are so entrancing to look at! I aspire to be able to recreate beautiful things like this someday. With helpful tutorials like this, maybe sooner than I ever imagined!
Thank you so much Ann’s Warm Fuzzies, I'm so pleased you found the video helpful, it makes it worthwhile making videos when people benefit from them. Stay safe and well :-)
Thank you so much Terri I'm so pleased you found the video helpful, it makes it worthwhile making videos when people benefit from them. Stay safe and well :-)
Thank you for showing the cutting boards. I have been looking what is out there that i could cut with a scissor! Seriously, I spent hours trying to find the right thing. And lovely video and soap like always. Great tip about the water to heat up the lye solution. You are the best! Big hug
Aw, thank you so much Barbara, yes they do those flexible ones that you could cut with scissors, they work really well. Thank you so much for your lovely comments :-)
I love this! So beautiful and awesome work of your hands. It’s a blessing that I found your channel. I’m learning so much and getting so inspired to go back to soaping. I was a beginner in soaping 7 yrs ago and after two years, I somehow switched to making hair & skincare to this time. Now I’m back, ready again & looking forward to soaping! Thank you for all the you do & share! God bless you!
Fabulous job as usual. I'd like to make a request. I would really like to understand the butterfly swirl. You have an amazing way of explaining things. Keep up the good work. Thank you
Great suggestion, I will put it on my list. I must admit one of the things I don't like about the butterfly swirl is that you have to have 2 bars next to each other to see the effect, which is not how soap is used. I may have to put my thinking cap on and see if I can come up with a 1 bar version.
@@IDreamInSoap what about something with a divider longways in the center and then pulling it out? I don't make soap, so not sure if it would work, but maybe an idea.
Simply beautiful! 💕 the colors and design and you have inspired me to try that scalloped design one day soon. Thank you so much for sharing! From Margie in Auburn Washington USA
Oh ive not seen how this is achieved , the end result is fantastic , stay safe Lisa, and keep doing what your doing , i love watching these works of art x
I'm loving this series so far. So 38% water has a better chance of gelling than 25%. That's good to know. I may try this technique soon. I definitely need to get one of those acrylic soap planers. I'm a little too heavy handed with the vegetable peeler. Thanks for another great video.
I'm so pleased you're enjoying the series (we can at least call it that now we have two 😁) Yes, 38% water will gel a lot easier, but bear in mind it may give you more soda ash and quite likely glycerine rivers at that level if you gel.
Ooooohhh, so beautiful.... I always learn something from your videos. Thank you for that. I also always watch the whole thing along with the ads. If I can support you in that way, I will. You're amazing, Lisa!!!
Thank you so much for the tutorial. This was so very helpful. You do an excellent job with all your videos and make them so easy to understand. More soapy math in all of them please. That has been the most helpful thing, well one of the most. ESP the calculation for the oils and lye for the smaller amount needed. Brilliant! Please keep them coming. I’m your biggest fan.
You make it look so easy and I just LOVE your videos. I've learned a great deal from you - the tracing video is just what I needed. Sometimes I have 'glop' the last color in and it's not pretty when I unmold. Thank you sooooo much for your cheerful demeanor and knowledge !
Thank you so much Georgia, I'm so pleased you found the video helpful, it makes it worthwhile making videos when people benefit from them. Stay safe and well :-)
Hi Everyone, I hope you are all safe and well. The tiger swirl was the technique that was voted as the favourite for the next tutorial, so here it is. I have added a scalloped layer at the bottom, you can choose to do this or leave it off in your design. I have added timestamps in the description so that if you don't need all of the tutorial, you can easily find the bits relevant to you. If you have any techniques you would like to see made into a tutorial then please drop them in the comments below and if a number of people want the same thing I can make sure I cover it in a future video.
If you have any questions or comments please leave them below and I will get back to you, Happy soaping - Lisa :-)
Lovely soap, I love it
Mathematics + Talent + Experience = A Work of Art
That's so kind of you to say Olgun töman, thank you so much 😊
Thank you for sharing your skills! I think watching 30 seconds of any ad is the LEAST we can do to help ensure that you can provide your very helpful and FREE resources. I do this for every creator I admire because I know it really helps them out.
Thank you so much Tiffany, I really appreciate that you do that, I do the same. I was really awkward mentioning it because I hate doing that sort of thing, but thought, some people probably don't know,. Thank you for your lovely comment :-)
I agree. I never realized it was helpful to watch them until a couple of channels I watch explained it. Now I dont find the ads to be an annoyance, I'm happy to let them play.
@@IDreamInSoap I didn't know, in fact I had an ad blocker. I just took it off. Thanks for letting us know!
@@BlissyAcKc me too,thanks for explaining for the bunch of us that are "guilty" and can just tag along on your response!😘😘👏👏😁😢😇🤔
@@ssutton6894 id almost agree,but it still depends on the advert. Some are unbelievable!
Good LORD! YOU DO set yourself high bars to meet! No sloughing off for you is there?!😳😲😍
He, he I do try. I always remember my Mum's favourite saying 'If a job's worth doing, it's worth doing well'
This is an excellent tutorial. I have learned new things that are extremely helpful, even though I have a soap business and have been making soap for a while. My chemistry background calls to me, making me see the molecules bopping around in the soap rather more randomly and slowly, keeping the soap fluid longer. That old, and seemingly crucial crutch, the stick blender, simply throws all the molecules together very fast. They find their partners and before you know it, you have a heavy trace. Love this video. Thank you!
Thank you for removing the mystery of the tiger swirl! I now know what I've been doing wrong and , more importantly, how to do it right. Thank you again!
That's excellent news, good luck with your next one.
I always go back to my stick blender and I never realised that was causing my soap to get too thick
too quick. Thank you for your video, I’m off to make a soap loaf now!
Oooh yes it will definitely be making you have thick batter, maybe have a watch of this video I made all about trace and emulsion th-cam.com/video/o_VCYiDmOJs/w-d-xo.html
I am your biggest fan, I make for at least 42 years soap. I did the usual things and started with baby soap, you made me see that there is more in the soap world. I hope I meet you someday. You are amazing and this old lady learned a lot from you, thank you so much
Oh Astird such a lovely comment, you are so kind, thank you very much, you have made my day :-)
I never knew that about the 30 seconds for watching an ad. Glad you told me and I have started to watch the advertising a little bit longer! Can't wait to try this! Love all the information you give in your videos. Thank you so very much.
Thank you so much. I felt awkward saying about the ads ( you can see I'm a bit weird in the video) but I thought some people may not know, so at least with the info people can make a decision. Oooh I do hope you give it a go, hope it goes really well.
I've watched a lot of your videos. Not only do you have a well paced pleasant teaching voice. You also do a magnificent job explaining your methods and tips! Kudo's to you! I can't get enough. (and I'm a 10 yr soaper) Thank You.
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment :-)
I love this. One of the positives about this time is that you are making more videos which i absolutely love.
Your mannerisms, voice, explanations, tips, creativity... all of it, just fantastic.
Thank you so much Robyn, I'm so pleased you are enjoying the videos
I am going to start listing all of the small yet important details you are teaching me. The wait period is so important for these intricate designs. I think the clamshell was my first time to realize the need to just be patient and wait for the trace. "I can make this soap" Thank you, there is a reason your videos have many commercials and that is a complement :)
Thank you so much, Pamela. I'm so thrilled you are joining the 'wait for trace' club (well it's not a proper club, but maybe we should start one) it makes such a difference.
I tend to watch your videos before bedtime, as I have mentioned organization and skill relax me to watch. I thought you may like to know I am watching from Saint Paul, Minnesota in the USA. Thank you for another sanity-saving video.
Thank you so much, that's so nice of you to say, I'm glad you find them relaxing. Oooh and hello to Minnesota :-)
Yes ! I agree! Thanks for sharing your skills! You’re the Julia Child of soap making! 🙃
One of the comments say 30 seconds of watching is the least we can do and she is absolutely right, I know that helps so I always watch 30 s and more. Thank you for this great tutorial and as usual the soap looks amazing. I’ll try to make it! 👏👍
Thank you so much Victoria, and thank you for taking the time to watch the ads. I hated saying it (that's why it looks a bit awkward) but I thought quite a few people may not know. Like you I always watch the ads(well let them run when I make a cup of tea). It is nice to see a little bit coming back :-) I hope you do make this one and I hope it comes out well :-)
I absolutely love your style of teaching us how to make soap. Your patience is your explanation reminds me of an elementary school teacher. ❤️
Your talent at creating very detailed designs and scenes in your soap is mind blowing. Thank you so much!!
That's so kind of you to say Kim , thank you so much 😊
your videos are soooo detailed!!!!!!!!!!! I am learning sooooooooo much! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is my first of your videos and I loved it! I was directed to you by one of your subscribers. Thank you so much for sharing your talent!
Thank you so much Sheila, and welcome. I hope you enjoy my channel 😊
Hi Lisa , another beautiful soap and a well explained technique. Have a great weekend. Robin :-)
Hey Robin, lovely to see you again, thank you so much, you have a fab weekend too.
I love how the colors contrast one another so each one stands out well. Great job!
Thank you so much Renee and thank you for always leaving comments for me, yo are a star :-)
You are truly an amazing teacher, I have learned a lot watching your videos. Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much LaToya and thank you for taking the time to leave another comment for me :-)
I love watching you make soap.
You are so adorable. You are so talented and have that growth mindset that scientists have. I love your videos.
Thank you so much, that's very kind of you.
Really gorgeous tiger stripe...love the scalloped layer as a base, haven’t seen that done before...now I’m off to see your video on TD ...thanks for sharing..p.s. I watched the advert !
Thank you so much, I'm so pleased you liked it. Thank you so much for watching the advert :-)
Thank you so much for sharing. I love it when professionals share all their amazing soap making secrets to make my soap making life easier! You're a great teacher.
Thank you so much Jessica, I'm so pleased that my videos help people out, that's what I want, everyone to be able to make soap that they're really proud of
I love this tutorial and you chose stunning colours. I like this style of Tiger Swirl. I always watch the adds or run and do something quickly since I was made aware that it helps the soaper a little. You make it seem so easy.
Thank you so much Tanya, you are always so lovely and supportive. I hate saying those bits in the video (and you can probably tell I was a bit awkward) but all those things do make a difference and I think some people don't know that. I really appreciate the things you do. I'm so pleased you liked the soap :-)
Wonderful wonderful video. I love all the extra little tips and tricks you give as well. Very instructive, very helpful. Thank you very much!
That's so kind of you to say Melanie, thank you so much 😊
Thanks Lisa. As always, I learnt a few things. Lovely soap.
i m 100 percent sure u made all your tools from scratch, i m so inspired.
Hi Aparna, yes probably. I do tend to make a lot of my own molds, my soap cutter and even things like some of my very small pots are ends cut from bottles :-)
That is so cool..I really like all your techniques and teachings, I just now did my TD thingy after watching your video on how to mix it with oil and keep it ready for use. Thanks a lot
@@11aparnakumari ooh perfect, it should work really well
I love your teaching very clear and helpful
Thank you so much Terri :-)
You are such an amazing teacher- just found you and fell in love with you. Learned soooooo much. Thank you!!!!! 😍😍😍😍
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment :-)
Stunning Soap Lisa! 💛
Beautiful swirls & colors! I enjoy watching your channel!
Thank you so much!
I always watch your ads, every penny counts after all.
I love the colours you've used in this design. My go to colours have to be Cadbury purple and turquoise, my 2 youngest girls favourite colours. Although I do like cerise myself. Will give this a go when I can shop for supplies again 😁
Thank you so much Jennifer, that's so kind of you I really appreciate it. OOh purple and turquoise does sound nice, I've not done that. I hope you do give it a go and I hope it goes brilliantly when you do :-)
I love this soap design! Thank you for this tutorial. 🤩
😍👍
Wow! Jammed packed with so many tips, tricks, methods, math, and avoids! Roof-top soap be gone! Start to finish this video is a gateway to so many creative designs. Leaves it all open to individual imagination with a solid foundation. This is a must see for sure. Again and again! Do you have a book???
AW, thanks Susan - ooh yes roof top soaps not the best look :-)
Genius information. Genius teaching. Genius editing. Thank you!
That's so kind of you to say Molly , thank you so much 😊
Thanks for sharing this technique! Your soap looks beautiful!!
You’re a great teacher and I learned a lot from your tutorial. Thank you.
I'm so pleased, thanks a lot Kimberlee :-)
Hi Lisa!
How fortunate I was to find you!! I love the tips and techniques you teach on your videos!! They really help understand cold process soap making more comprehensively!! Hugs and thanks from Argentina!!!
AW that's lovely to hear, thank you so much Ramiro Diaz, and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me 😊
Your method of leaving the batter so it can come to trace on its own is a brilliant technique that works! I experimented with your method on my last batch, and ready to try swirls again! Thank you!
Perfect that is such great new, I'm thrilled that you tried it - off to swirl land for you :-)
You explain every detail so perfectly! Thank You!
I love all your videos, and have watched several over and over.
Your the only one that explains things in a way I understand easily
Thank you and please keep doing videos.
That's so kind of you to say Rebecca , thank you so much 😊
Thank u so much for everything. I do watch all ads!
AW, thank you so much Melissa that's so good of you, remember if any of those long ones come up, just do 30 seconds, after that there's no extra benefit. You are a star :-)
So gorgeous Lisa! I love that color combination!
Thank you so much, lovely to see you again Angela
So beautiful and elegant. And gorgeous colors!☺
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment :-)
My son is wanting to try this technique for a Zelda inspired soap. Super excited to watch this tutorial!
Wonderful news Sheena, it would work brilliantly for a Zebra, I hope it goes really well :-)
Dang you're good! Thanks for all the tips. My trace does accelerate on its own quite often, probably because of me not letting it sit and stick blending it to trace instead...
Thank you so much natachamilosevic, that's very kind of you. Oooh hopefully if you just get an emulsion and then let it sit you may have better luck :-)
This was so nice to watch! WOW I love the stamp idea too! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much!
Very pretty. I love the colors together. Great job.💜💙❤💙💜❤💙💜❤💙💜❤💜❤💙💜❤💙💜❤
Thanks so much Miss B 😊 and thank you for leaving a comment for me.
@@IDreamInSoap 😊 No problem.
You are so technical it’s amazingly wonderful! Keep it up.
Thanks, will do. 😉
Really good tutorial - thank you
Another brilliant tutorial, easy to follow and inspirational, will try this one soon and let you know how I get on 😀
Thank you Jackie, ooh I hope you do give it a go, thank you for all the comments you're leaving for me, I appreciate it.
Thank you, Lisa, for being the BEST teacher for soaping! This is a beautiful soap and your tips and tricks are always so helpful. I learn more about trace and consistency by watching your channel! And, I had no idea about the ads...I will let them ride from now on.
That's so kind of you to say Gwen , thank you so much 😊
Very lovely Soap design and you are so good at explaining the process👍❤️
Thank you so much Annie I really appreciate your comment :-)
Thank you very much for your videos. You are an amazing teacher! So glad I found your channel 😊
Thank you so much Shannon , that's very kind of you.
I love your tutorials. Thanks so much for sharing!
That is beautiful! I am an absolute novice; I’ve only made one batch of soap yet. These intricate patterns are so entrancing to look at! I aspire to be able to recreate beautiful things like this someday. With helpful tutorials like this, maybe sooner than I ever imagined!
Thank you so much Ann’s Warm Fuzzies, I'm so pleased you found the video helpful, it makes it worthwhile making videos when people benefit from them. Stay safe and well :-)
I just love watching your videos!
Wow, beautiful soap! 🧼🛁❤
Thank you Leesa 😊
your videos are so helpful and educational and inspiring. thank you for all the time you take to help us become better soapers!. PLEASE don't stop!!
Thank you so much Terri I'm so pleased you found the video helpful, it makes it worthwhile making videos when people benefit from them. Stay safe and well :-)
I found your tutorial to be very helpful and I'm happy I came across your channel! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful, thanks so much Ellen
It's really helpful, Thank you so much for teaching this tutorial
Thank you for showing the cutting boards. I have been looking what is out there that i could cut with a scissor! Seriously, I spent hours trying to find the right thing. And lovely video and soap like always. Great tip about the water to heat up the lye solution. You are the best! Big hug
Aw, thank you so much Barbara, yes they do those flexible ones that you could cut with scissors, they work really well. Thank you so much for your lovely comments :-)
Just perfection! Thank you
Wow! This is a great tutorial! I'm so amazed and I appreciate how to explained it... Keep making videos my dear! ❤️Thanks so much!
That's so kind of you to say Tasty and Goodie, thank you so much 😊
Its beautiful. The colors the stripes everything. I just subscribed. Thank you
Thank you so much Cynthia, and welcome new subscriber, I'm so pleased you have subscribed. I hope you enjoy my channel 😊
I love this! So beautiful and awesome work of your hands. It’s a blessing that I found your channel. I’m learning so much and getting so inspired to go back to soaping. I was a beginner in soaping 7 yrs ago and after two years, I somehow switched to making hair & skincare to this time. Now I’m back, ready again & looking forward to soaping! Thank you for all the you do & share! God bless you!
That's so kind of you to say A Fajardo, thank you so much 😊
Fantastic design,with your talent you deserve many more subscribers
Thank you so much Natalie you are very kind 😀
Fabulous job as usual. I'd like to make a request. I would really like to understand the butterfly swirl. You have an amazing way of explaining things. Keep up the good work. Thank you
Great suggestion, I will put it on my list. I must admit one of the things I don't like about the butterfly swirl is that you have to have 2 bars next to each other to see the effect, which is not how soap is used. I may have to put my thinking cap on and see if I can come up with a 1 bar version.
@@IDreamInSoap I've seen it done where it looks like a side view of a butterfly. If anybody could do it you can. 😉 You're amazing.
@@IDreamInSoap what about something with a divider longways in the center and then pulling it out? I don't make soap, so not sure if it would work, but maybe an idea.
I enjoyed this video Lisa - thanks for explaining it so well.
Hey Linda, thank you so much and thank you for leaving a comment for me :-)
I am So glad I found your channel, your amazing. Thank you for all you do
Thank you so much, so kind of you to say, and lovely to 'meet you'
Hi Lisa I will try this soap because it's absolutely gorgeous!! Thank you for your videos.
Hey Jemma, thanks so much. I hope yours turn out really well.
Awesome Tiger Swirl CP Soapmaking tutorial! ML!
Thank you so much Debra, I'm going to see if your melon soap is up yet and watch that (hopefully) with a nice cup of tea :-)
@@IDreamInSoap Aww, thanks, soapy sister! ML! Take care and stay safe!
I so love your techniques. You make such beautiful soap plz keep up the good work.
Thank you so much, so kind of you and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me :-)
I am really in love with this soap! It is really perfect! ::))
That's so kind of you to say Daniela , thank you so much 😊
Hi Lisa, I've not been able to watch you tube for a while, but bonus I can now binge watch lol
Hey Kerry hope you're well, ooh it's always nice to have a bit of a backlog rather than relying on the bizarre recommendation from TH-cam :-)
Simply beautiful! 💕 the colors and design and you have inspired me to try that scalloped design one day soon. Thank you so much for sharing! From Margie in Auburn Washington USA
Thank you so much Margie, so lovely to see you here, and thank you for your lovely comment. I do hope you give it a go :-)
I absolutely love your content and personality! Your are so very talented!
Thank you so much!!
I have neve attempted striped soap before, you have given me confidence to try it now.
Oooh how exciting. I hope it works brilliantly :-)
Oh ive not seen how this is achieved , the end result is fantastic , stay safe Lisa, and keep doing what your doing , i love watching these works of art x
Thank you so much Carrie, ooh I'm so pleased you like it. Thank you for leaving a comment for me :-)
I love that swirl and I love our videos and am going to do that soap love it🙂
Thank you so much Monica , that's very kind of you. I hope your works out really well.
Love this soap. You make it look so easy. Wish i could wrap my head around the math better. You give me a lot to aspire to. Much thanks
So pleased you like it. If you struggle with the math, maybe just do a full tiger stripe then you won't need to make separate bits of batter.
Another gorgeous bar. Thank you, Lisa😘
Thank you so much Firdows, and thank you for leaving another comment for me, you are always so good :-)
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I'm loving this series so far. So 38% water has a better chance of gelling than 25%. That's good to know. I may try this technique soon. I definitely need to get one of those acrylic soap planers. I'm a little too heavy handed with the vegetable peeler. Thanks for another great video.
I'm so pleased you're enjoying the series (we can at least call it that now we have two 😁) Yes, 38% water will gel a lot easier, but bear in mind it may give you more soda ash and quite likely glycerine rivers at that level if you gel.
You are incredibly creative!
That's so kind of you to say @rawsunnata829, thank you so much 😊
Very nice God bless ❤️❤️
WOW I LOVE THIS GREAT DESIGN
Thank you so much joanne , that's very kind of you.
Gorgeous as usual.
Thank you so much Monica, you are so good to always leave comments for me, I really appreciate it 😊
Thank you so much for sharing us how to do this technique..im so gonna do this next time im making soap..
Thank you so much, OOh so pleased you are going to give this a go, have fun
Love this! The colors are beautiful! So informative and easy to understand.
That's so kind of you to say Rhonda, thank you so much 😊
Ooooohhh, so beautiful.... I always learn something from your videos. Thank you for that.
I also always watch the whole thing along with the ads. If I can support you in that way, I will. You're amazing, Lisa!!!
Thank you so much Shonna you are such a star. Why are you up, isn't it really erly over there at the moment?
@@IDreamInSoap haha, yes, well it was Friday night so I was up late/early and watching TH-cam for fun 😊
Oh, I love these colors! And the math too 😉😍. It turned out so nicely!
I knew you'd love the math, I very nearly put a comment on the video, saying Soapy Math, especially for Whittany :-)
I Dream In Soap I could fangirl over that 😂😁😍
Beautiful soap.
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful, thank you for sharing
Nice colors, I have wanted to try this technique for a while, and now I may!
Ooh yes go for it Glenda, or get that soapy husband of yours to have a go :-)
So pretty 😍 love the colors.
Hello again Pamrosina, thank you for leaving me another comment, so pleased you liked it :-)
Such a beautiful soap!
That's so kind of you to say Chick-A-Bee Farm, thank you so much 😊
Thank you so much for the tutorial. This was so very helpful. You do an excellent job with all your videos and make them so easy to understand. More soapy math in all of them please. That has been the most helpful thing, well one of the most. ESP the calculation for the oils and lye for the smaller amount needed. Brilliant!
Please keep them coming. I’m your biggest fan.
Thank you so much for your kind comment ❤️
You make it look so easy and I just LOVE your videos. I've learned a great deal from you - the tracing video is just what I needed. Sometimes I have 'glop' the last color in and it's not pretty when I unmold. Thank you sooooo much for your cheerful demeanor and knowledge !
Thank you so much Georgia, I'm so pleased you found the video helpful, it makes it worthwhile making videos when people benefit from them. Stay safe and well :-)