Beautiful colors and technique. I love listening to your soothing voice while you explain what you are doing. Thank you for your wonderful tutorials Holly.
I am always mesmerized by your videos - everything is so well organized and tidy and relaxing to watch. Unlike when I make soap. And the music is perfect. The “other attempts” are all beautiful - love the final one, it looked like it had several colors maybe? And agree with the others I have no problem with the orange blob! Thank you for your generosity sharing your expertise.
Thank you so much! That's so kind of you to say! I really do make quite a big mess, but it's usually just outside my camera's reach. 😂 Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
Hi everyone! I hope you're all doing well! ❤️ If you've tried the one pot wonder technique, did you pour your soap into the front, side, or back of the pot/pitcher? I think I like the side the best because it seems to produce more feathering in the soap. I put photos of my other attempts at the end of the video. One of them has an orange blob at the top because my soap thickened on me towards the end of the pour and would not cooperate. LOL
Beautiful soap. Love your videos. This was so calming and beautiful to watch. You are an artist. Thanks for sharing. I'm a new soap maker who has quickly become addicted to making soap.
Hi, Recently, I have started develop interest in soap making. Its an art when I watch your soap making videos. So satisfying and actually it helps my stress go away lol. So I'll be making my first soap.
Your soap is beautiful! I think like everyone else who did this challenge, even though it required for most of us multiple times trying, every batch of soap we made turned out beautifully even if we didn't get the desired feathering. This technique is really versatile!
I enjoyed this so much. It is so relaxing to watch and listen. It is such a beautiful technique and the results are amazing. Thank you for sharing it. ♥️
Bonsoir Holly, de France. J'aime bien celui 9:10 de savon . On dirait la mer déchaînée...Merci .Good evening Holly, from France. I like the 9:10 soap one. It looks like the raging sea ...thank you
Hi Holly, good to see you. I watched Terri's video on this technique from Tree Marie Soaps and I really like this design, I like both yours and hers 🥰. I always love your videos. I must try this even though I am a beginner, I think I can do it, it looks very easy. Thanks Holly, stay safe.💞
Hi! Wasn’t Teri’s soap amazing! Her design was so beautiful. Thank you for always leaving such kind comments. I hope you’re doing well! ❤️ Let me know how it goes if you try it!
I just stared making soap a week ago. I am sooo in love with your soaps! You are an artist, The colors you mix are full of happiness. Can you let me know how much water and lay do you use, please?
Thank you for this and all your other videos! Your work is excellent and yes your music and voice are so soothing... My question is whether the oil and water used for the colors are part of the overall oil/water in the recipe. I haven't made my first batch yet, but i have been soaking up all information so i will be as prepared as possible for that first batch :)
Beautiful and complete tutorial. Why do you put the soap, freshly made, in the oven to heat to help the gel, when the mold is made of wood and, by isolating, does not let the heat pass?
Again, another fabulous video. I just enjoy watching your work. Such a great learning experience for me. One question though - how in the world do get your edges to look so wonderful???😀 I use a vegetable peeler also BUT my soap edges have dents and are so uneven 😔. Thanks again ❣
Thank you so much and thanks for watching my videos! When I’m trimming a soap for a video, I usually do it when the soap is still soft (since I’m in a hurry), so I do get dents and uneven places sometimes. To avoid them as much as possible, I try not to apply any pressure with the peeler. I think that helps. I just barely let it glide over the soap. I’ve also used my planer to trim the edges (it has a groove for that), and that works well, too. If it’s not a soap I need to photograph immediately, I always let it cure for a bit, and that really makes a difference. Hope this helps! 💕
Hi Holly loved this technique and your videos !! Cant wait to try it !! Could you tell me what you cover the table with ? The white sheet , what material is it ?
Holly you are funny! Your blob is fine! No one would have known! I tried one the other day... first try and it was sort of ok I poured on the side. I was going for a watermelon but put the colors in backwards!!!! LOL! my bad! it's will be for Christmas now! That is what it reminds me of and of course it did not help that the FO wanted to seize on me! ugh! Talk about BLOBS! Great vid as always!
I was so disappointed when I unmolded the soap and saw the blob. LOL I bet yours will be a beautiful Christmas soap! 😊Thank you for watching my video! ❤️
I used a 35% lye solution (water = 1.85 x lye) Hello Molly tghank you for sharing your beautiful soap making and recipe. One question...is this the same as water discount? how do you get the 1.85? thank you
Yes, a 35% lye solution is considered to be a water discount. A 25% to 28% lye solution is usually considered as full water. However, 31% (water = 2.2 x sodium hydroxide) is the most water I ever use. Here's a great article by Modern Soapmaking that should help, too (scroll down to the part called The Most Common Lye Solution Strengths in Soapmaking) - www.modernsoapmaking.com/lye-solution-in-soapmaking/ Hope this helps! Thank you for watching!
using that calculator does not give any chance to include the superfat %, I guess can run the recipe over a different calculator. thank you anyway for your recipe, it is so relaxing to watch your videos and wonderful work
Thank you and thanks for watching! The Sage calculator gives you a range of superfat options once you click Calculate Lye. Soap Calc is another really good calculator, though.
Hay . I am from indonesia . Thankyou for sharing your recipe . I really thankfully if I can found your email account for sharing each other 🙏 I want to make soap for selling to other . Thank you
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WOW! I never would have guessed that that pour would create such a feathery swirl! Amazing!!
Beautifully done!
Beautiful colors and technique. I love listening to your soothing voice while you explain what you are doing. Thank you for your wonderful tutorials Holly.
Thank you so much!
I love how peaceful your videos are!
I am always mesmerized by your videos - everything is so well organized and tidy and relaxing to watch. Unlike when I make soap. And the music is perfect. The “other attempts” are all beautiful - love the final one, it looked like it had several colors maybe? And agree with the others I have no problem with the orange blob! Thank you for your generosity sharing your expertise.
Thank you so much! That's so kind of you to say! I really do make quite a big mess, but it's usually just outside my camera's reach. 😂 Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
Hi everyone! I hope you're all doing well! ❤️ If you've tried the one pot wonder technique, did you pour your soap into the front, side, or back of the pot/pitcher? I think I like the side the best because it seems to produce more feathering in the soap. I put photos of my other attempts at the end of the video. One of them has an orange blob at the top because my soap thickened on me towards the end of the pour and would not cooperate. LOL
How much lye do you put to one litre of oil
I poured into the front of the pitcher but the final design was not a "One Pot Wonder" design. Next time I'll try the side.
The one with the blob is my favorite :D Thank you for the tip, I'll try ;)
Hi, where did you find your cutting tool?
Beautiful soap. Love your videos. This was so calming and beautiful to watch. You are an artist. Thanks for sharing. I'm a new soap maker who has quickly become addicted to making soap.
Hi, Recently, I have started develop interest in soap making. Its an art when I watch your soap making videos. So satisfying and actually it helps my stress go away lol. So I'll be making my first soap.
Your soap is beautiful! I think like everyone else who did this challenge, even though it required for most of us multiple times trying, every batch of soap we made turned out beautifully even if we didn't get the desired feathering. This technique is really versatile!
Thank you! I agree! I think that’s why I like it so much. 😊
As always, stunningly beautiful!!! Thank you for giving of your time & talents to show us how it’s done. ❤️😊
Thank you so much! ❤️
Your videos are so encouraging, calming, and enlightening. You are such an inspiration into natural soap making. Lovely soaps!
Oh, thank you so much! That’s so very kind of you to say! ❤️
So beautiful, Holly!! As always! And your videos are so relaxing. Absolutely loved the music.
Oh, thank you so much! I'm so glad you liked the music! I always worry about my selections and am thrilled when I hear someone likes it.
Just beautiful!! Love it!
This demo gave me so much peace! Lol You are very talented and subscribed because you were not rushing anything and very descriptive. Thanks!
Thank you!
Another beautiful Soap Holly. I really like how it looks like the design is actually framed by the black. Just beautiful
Thank you so much, Renee! ❤️
Very beautiful!!!
Truly beautiful! Thank you for showing us how. Music was wonderful!
Thank your so much! I’m so glad you liked the music!
Always so mesmerising to watch you soap, but this technique is even more hypnotic. Beautiful soaps, I love all of them👏👏👏good luck with the entry!🙏🏼❤️
Thank you so much, Mag!! 💕
Love the color combination Holly. Always enjoy your videos. Beautiful Soap! Blessings to you 🌻
Thank you so much! 💕
Hi Holly - I love your videos! Your soaps are so clean and designs so precise. Thank you very much for sharing all your knowledge with us. xo
Thank you so much! That's so kind of you to say. Thank you for watching, too!
Holly I could listen to your voice forever. I am attending a wedding soon and picked a dress because it looks like your indigo soaps.
Oh wow, thank you so much! That's so kind of you to say!
Gorgeous, certainly will try making this soap..
Such a great job!! So beautiful!! Thank you Holly for sharing!! Just gorgeous!!😍
Thank you so much!! ❤️
Beautiful soap and lovely video.
Thank you so much!
I enjoyed this so much. It is so relaxing to watch and listen. It is such a beautiful technique and the results are amazing. Thank you for sharing it. ♥️
Thank you so much! ❤️
I loved all the pictures of different ones at the end. So beautiful Holly
Thank you so much!
Bonsoir Holly, de France. J'aime bien celui 9:10 de savon . On dirait la mer déchaînée...Merci .Good evening Holly, from France. I like the 9:10 soap one. It looks like the raging sea ...thank you
Thank you so much!! ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing! Love the detail explanation and demonstration!
Thank you and thanks so much for watching!
Hi Holly, good to see you. I watched Terri's video on this technique from Tree Marie Soaps and I really like this design, I like both yours and hers 🥰. I always love your videos. I must try this even though I am a beginner, I think I can do it, it looks very easy. Thanks Holly, stay safe.💞
Hi! Wasn’t Teri’s soap amazing! Her design was so beautiful. Thank you for always leaving such kind comments. I hope you’re doing well! ❤️ Let me know how it goes if you try it!
I say nice things because I think you are a beautiful person that deserves it 😊.
🥰🥰🙃🙃 so so so nice everything soap, explanation and colors..Thanks Again for your help and talent..
Thank you & thanks so much for watching!
I just stared making soap a week ago. I am sooo in love with your soaps! You are an artist, The colors you mix are full of happiness. Can you let me know how much water and lay do you use, please?
Beautiful, just beautifully done
Thank you very much!
Such a beautiful soap Holly
That was beautiful.
Thank you!
Gorgeous as always. 💙🧡🤍
Thank you so much!!
Cómo me gusta como trabaja, muy pulcra, muy metódica. Hermoso jabón!!! 👏😊
Absolutely gorgeous!!!
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for this and all your other videos! Your work is excellent and yes your music and voice are so soothing... My question is whether the oil and water used for the colors are part of the overall oil/water in the recipe. I haven't made my first batch yet, but i have been soaking up all information so i will be as prepared as possible for that first batch :)
Another beautiful soap Holly
Thank you!! ❤️
Just beautiful 🥰
Thank you!
Beautiful and complete tutorial. Why do you put the soap, freshly made, in the oven to heat to help the gel, when the mold is made of wood and, by isolating, does not let the heat pass?
Beautiful presentation
Thank you so much!
Gorgeous!!!
Thank you!!
Belo trabalho!!!
great and simple!thank you
Again, another fabulous video. I just enjoy watching your work. Such a great learning experience for me. One question though - how in the world do get your edges to look so wonderful???😀 I use a vegetable peeler also BUT my soap edges have dents and are so uneven 😔. Thanks again ❣
Thank you so much and thanks for watching my videos! When I’m trimming a soap for a video, I usually do it when the soap is still soft (since I’m in a hurry), so I do get dents and uneven places sometimes. To avoid them as much as possible, I try not to apply any pressure with the peeler. I think that helps. I just barely let it glide over the soap. I’ve also used my planer to trim the edges (it has a groove for that), and that works well, too. If it’s not a soap I need to photograph immediately, I always let it cure for a bit, and that really makes a difference. Hope this helps! 💕
@@hollysoapmaking Thanks so much. ANYTHING you suggest helps. The trick for me to be able to apply it 😄 Oh well practice, practice, practice...😊
Hi Holly loved this technique and your videos !! Cant wait to try it !! Could you tell me what you cover the table with ? The white sheet , what material is it ?
Thank you! I just use freezer paper when I’m filming to reduce the glare from my stainless table.
Holly - Kapia Mera Soap what is freezer paper ?? 🙈
Hi, it’s amazing soap. How can I avoid acceleration if I know that my fragrance oil is accelerate the batter. Thanks
Beautiful!💕
Thank you! 😊
muito lindo, parabens.
Thank you so much!
very pretty!
Great Design. I liked him so much so easy .but I have big problem with charcoal all time find him not clear cause there are small part when do it .
Thank you!
Holly you are funny! Your blob is fine! No one would have known! I tried one the other day... first try and it was sort of ok I poured on the side. I was going for a watermelon but put the colors in backwards!!!! LOL! my bad! it's will be for Christmas now! That is what it reminds me of and of course it did not help that the FO wanted to seize on me! ugh! Talk about BLOBS! Great vid as always!
I was so disappointed when I unmolded the soap and saw the blob. LOL I bet yours will be a beautiful Christmas soap! 😊Thank you for watching my video! ❤️
Good. Video interesting and useful even though we are far apart but we can help each other and succeed together, thank you my brother
Hola tienes cursos en línea me encanta tu trabajo ! Son muy bellos !❤️
Thank you!
I used a 35% lye solution (water = 1.85 x lye)
Hello Molly tghank you for sharing your beautiful soap making and recipe. One question...is this the same as water discount? how do you get the 1.85?
thank you
Yes, a 35% lye solution is considered to be a water discount. A 25% to 28% lye solution is usually considered as full water. However, 31% (water = 2.2 x sodium hydroxide) is the most water I ever use. Here's a great article by Modern Soapmaking that should help, too (scroll down to the part called The Most Common Lye Solution Strengths in Soapmaking) - www.modernsoapmaking.com/lye-solution-in-soapmaking/ Hope this helps! Thank you for watching!
@@hollysoapmaking thank you!
Wonderfull 😍😍😍
Thank you!!
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using that calculator does not give any chance to include the superfat %, I guess can run the recipe over a different calculator. thank you anyway for your recipe, it is so relaxing to watch your videos and wonderful work
Thank you and thanks for watching! The Sage calculator gives you a range of superfat options once you click Calculate Lye. Soap Calc is another really good calculator, though.
Hay . I am from indonesia . Thankyou for sharing your recipe . I really thankfully if I can found your email account for sharing each other 🙏 I want to make soap for selling to other . Thank you
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