If there were was such a thing as mental physical therapy, this would be it. I sat and watched the whole thing, and all of a sudden I feel happy!!. 😅 This is so beautiful and it happens to be my favorite plant. Thank you Teri, for delighting us!!
Thank you for sharing such s beautiful (and tkme consuming) process with us! I once took a lesson on palette knife painting using buttercream on cakes and it was SO difficult! Even one girl broke down crying and left the (several hundrdd dollar) workshop. Needless to say, even with practice, i gave up on trying to implement it as a cake decorating technique. I cant believe how patient you are with all these soaps!
I'm loving all the different tools and methods you tried. When you have some time to just mess with the soap, you can really have a lot of fun and come up with a really great design!! Your final soap is stunning, Teri!!
Thank you so much, Amy! 💗That's why I love the Soap Challenge Club. I always learn and grow and get inspired!✨ Thank you for all the work you pour into the Challenge! It is appreciated! 😘💕✨💗💖
Your soap always looks absolutely gorgeous. You are a perfectionist so the little things bother you until you make it right, I couldn't tell there was anything wrong with the leaves that you continued to redo, but you had a vision. This design is unexpected and elegant, really beautiful. You are an expert with the pallet knife. Congratulations on winning the challenge, you deserve it.
Amo ver tus videos, tu trabajo es muy admirable e inspirador. Minhas gracias por compartir. Es hermoso. Saludos y abrazos desde Argentina. Thankyou so much.
Congratulations on your win. I am attempting August and went to see who won July. Looking at the work you put in, I am glad I didn’t try for July. Well done!
Thank you so much Teri! The first thing I found on FB this morning was a link to your video. I made myself a cup of coffee and I watched it. What a great way to start a day! Your soaps are amazing. Once again, congratulations on the win!
You're welcome! Don't we all? Lol! It takes a bit to get the hang of. If it's not working, your batter is probably not ready yet. Best of luck to you! 🥰
Tree Marie is my favorite soaper! I always use your tutorials when I want to make pretty soaps- I never get close to your incredible level of artistry, but I've had some pretty good success with the drop swirl. I'd love to see a video with the confetti soap you mentioned here!
Congrats on winning! This is a very lovely soap, from the ginko leaf shapes to the colors, they're super vibrant and pretty. This is one of my all time favorite soaps you've made C:
Love how the turned out. I’m curious, did you find doing this technique worked better with wet soap or would you do this via soap dough with the same or better outcome? I’m definitely going to give this a try. Just curious what you would suggest. Thanks for all of your content and honesty. Your videos provide an inspiration and definitely techniques that I haven’t tried and want to. 😊
Never seen this technique before, however you have clearly mastered it with another phenomenal soap. P. S. On behalf of the beautiful marble soap you called ugly and covered:- We take offense Madam, 😂
Hello. I really like your work, thank you. Please tell me what I'm doing wrong: When mixing oils with a solution (30-35 degrees Celsius), the mass thickens within a few minutes, I beat with a blender for a minute or two, I can’t make designer soap because thickens quickly. Here is my composition: Olive -200 grams, Coconut-250; Macadamia-100; Castor -100 grams; Shea 200 grams; alkali-116.41; water-280 ml., Silk 5 grams. Tried at different temperatures but all the same.
Hi materials and metallurgical engineering student here, it varies a lot but stainless steels tend to be harder than carbon steels ("mild steels", the basic carbon-iron stuff) so it's more brittle and less malleable. But that depends (like everything involving materials) in composition and fabrication methods. If you're curious as to why, basically the steel structure is like a mesh of iron (imagine a bunch of same size spheres in a repeating cubic pattern) with carbon dispersed throughout (in the empty space between the iron spheres there are smaller spheres that don't quite fit so they deform the mesh around them). Because it's deformed, it doesn't bend as easily so it's stronger (that's why steel is stronger than pure iron, why any alloy is stronger than its pure form actually). If you start putting more spheres of different sizes in the mix, start replacing some of the iron spheres with different sized ones (like chromium, the thing you add to make it stainless) or other small ones (like nitrogen, which also goes on the spaces between big mesh spheres) the mesh starts getting more and more warped, so it's harder and more difficult to bend. There are a bunch of complications involved, and different reactions that happen when you add different elements, but that's the basics of metallurgy
They always say your your worst critic I went to school as graphic designer and I find these colors beautiful vibrant and these soaps that you make are always beautiful very creative.
Nice❤! Your videos should be seen by more watchers. Can I repost your channel without changing anything on the clean platform named Ganjing World? Thank you!
This looks fantastic! I loved your soap, and congrats on the win! It was very well deserved!!
Thanks so much, Whitney, but most of all, thank you for sharing your beautiful Ruffle Technique! You rock! 🤘❣😍
I loved even the "messed up" ones! Such beautiful bright colors!
Thank you, I ended up liking them all in the end too. 😊💕
If there were was such a thing as mental physical therapy, this would be it. I sat and watched the whole thing, and all of a sudden I feel happy!!. 😅 This is so beautiful and it happens to be my favorite plant. Thank you Teri, for delighting us!!
Thank you for sharing such s beautiful (and tkme consuming) process with us! I once took a lesson on palette knife painting using buttercream on cakes and it was SO difficult! Even one girl broke down crying and left the (several hundrdd dollar) workshop. Needless to say, even with practice, i gave up on trying to implement it as a cake decorating technique. I cant believe how patient you are with all these soaps!
You have got to be kidding me. These belong in a museum. I want to try this one day.
Oh wow!!! What a beautiful look for soap 😍
Thanks so much! 💚
I'm loving all the different tools and methods you tried. When you have some time to just mess with the soap, you can really have a lot of fun and come up with a really great design!! Your final soap is stunning, Teri!!
Thank you so much, Amy! 💗That's why I love the Soap Challenge Club. I always learn and grow and get inspired!✨ Thank you for all the work you pour into the Challenge! It is appreciated! 😘💕✨💗💖
The ginko leaves are just so stunning😍
Your soap always looks absolutely gorgeous. You are a perfectionist so the little things bother you until you make it right, I couldn't tell there was anything wrong with the leaves that you continued to redo, but you had a vision. This design is unexpected and elegant, really beautiful. You are an expert with the pallet knife. Congratulations on winning the challenge, you deserve it.
This is hands-down my favorite crafting channel. Beautiful designs and I love how you talk about your mistakes and the learning process! 💚💙💜
Aww, that is a high compliment! Thanks so much! 🥰💕💖
Pretty color combos! Loving the bars!
Thanks, so much; I had fun picking these. 💙💕💚💕💜
Hi! Congratulations on winning! These bars are beautiful! Thank you for sharing so many great tips…. Especially using a syringe!
I'm so glad you found it useful! Thank you! 💕🌿💛
Thank you for sharing. This is beautiful 😍
Thanks so much! 😊💖💕
Amo ver tus videos, tu trabajo es muy admirable e inspirador. Minhas gracias por compartir. Es hermoso. Saludos y abrazos desde Argentina. Thankyou so much.
Very well deserved, looks amazing!
Thanks a ton, Golara! 😊
Congratulations on your win. I am attempting August and went to see who won July. Looking at the work you put in, I am glad I didn’t try for July. Well done!
Thanks so much! It was tedious, but that's fun for me. Good luck with your Peacock Swirls, Christina! 💚
Thank you so much Teri! The first thing I found on FB this morning was a link to your video. I made myself a cup of coffee and I watched it. What a great way to start a day! Your soaps are amazing. Once again, congratulations on the win!
Oh, Suzanne! That makes me happy! ☕💕 Thank you!😊
These look gorgeous!! Love them! Congratulations!! This deserved to win. Thank you for the detailed video as usual 💕
Really enjoyed watching the process! Thanks for sharing, Teri!
You are so welcome! 😘💕
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing this technique with us! I have some not so pretty bars that I may have to try this on.
You're welcome! Don't we all? Lol! It takes a bit to get the hang of. If it's not working, your batter is probably not ready yet. Best of luck to you! 🥰
Absolutely gorgeous!!!
Thanks so much! 💚😊💕
I love these so much! Thanks for sharing the video. Hoping to try this one day! 💕
Thank you!
Beautiful soap, I always learn so much watching you!
Thank you! They are so beautiful!
Wow. World no -1
Soap. Congrats
I think these are amazingly beautiful!!!
First-time viewer here and let me tell you, I am blown away by your imagination! This is a whole new realm of soap artistry.
That means so much! Thank you! I'm glad you're here! 😊🌿✨
i love your videos so much, very unique, you teach very well and your voice is relaxing 😆☺️
Just Beautiful!!
Thank you so much! 🌿
You’re so talented!
Thanks so much! 💚💛💚
You have great control of that pallette knife. Congratulations on your winning entry. Beautiful colours and great music 🎶
Thank you, Christine! I'm glad you liked it! ❣🎶❣
Tree Marie is my favorite soaper! I always use your tutorials when I want to make pretty soaps- I never get close to your incredible level of artistry, but I've had some pretty good success with the drop swirl. I'd love to see a video with the confetti soap you mentioned here!
Well, that’s dedication! I’m nearly speechless, fantastic 💚
😊 Sometimes I love tedious projects! I always learn some with challenges like this, and I love learning! 💖✨
@@TreeMarieSoapworks me too, I love learning. But you’re just very mesmerising with it. I love to watch you! Thank you.
These are absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you so much! 🌿✨
Love these soaps they look so good :) I'd love to see a video with those left-over colors!
I will see what I can do. 😊💕 I have been contemplating a design.💖
I’m so glad to see a new video! I’ve been binge watching your videos recently, your work is amazing and beautiful.. 💙
I'm so glad you like them! Thanks for saying so! 💖✨💝
You are extremely talented !!! xo
Thanks, Amy! 😊💕
These are beautiful💚🌿🍃. This technique reminds me of when I did Embroidery decorating on cookies. Love the last ones you did!
Thank you! 😊 I thought so too! Thank you, JoAnn! 🧵🍰🎨🧪💕
Thank you for the inspiration!
These are beautiful! Congrats on your win!!!
Thank you so much!💚❣💛
OH. just Love. You are amazing!
Thank you Teri, your videos are always beautiful and inspiring :)
Aww...I appreciate that! 💖✨
Congrats on winning! This is a very lovely soap, from the ginko leaf shapes to the colors, they're super vibrant and pretty. This is one of my all time favorite soaps you've made C:
😊 That means so much! 💕💖✨
Truly amazing! You really are an artist!❤
This design is really beautiful:) I love it
Beautiful!!
Thank you, Gabriela! 💚✨💚
Congratulations on your win!
Thank you so much! 💚
Love how the turned out. I’m curious, did you find doing this technique worked better with wet soap or would you do this via soap dough with the same or better outcome? I’m definitely going to give this a try. Just curious what you would suggest. Thanks for all of your content and honesty. Your videos provide an inspiration and definitely techniques that I haven’t tried and want to. 😊
All of these are quite lovely. Thank you for such a wonderful video
Thanks so so much! 💚💗💙
All of your soaps are truly beautiful 💜
Thank you, Tanya! It means so much! 💜💕✨
Never seen this technique before, however you have clearly mastered it with another phenomenal soap. P. S. On behalf of the beautiful marble soap you called ugly and covered:- We take offense Madam, 😂
Thanks so much! Lol! Poor marble soap! 😂
What is the tool/spatula you're using called? It's great for so many things!! You're very fun to watch!!
your creativity is God Gifted. Can u plz suggest how did u keep your leftover soap batter in the syringes?
Absolutely stunningggggg. My favorite ferns are maidenhair, so I will definitely be making a special Bumblebee Fern soap to feature in my line 🤩🌿
Sounds perfect! I hope you do try it! 🍃🐝🌿
Stunning!
Thanks so much, Marisa! ❣
Its gorgeous 💜
I love it. Inspirising👍👍👍
Hello. I really like your work, thank you. Please tell me what I'm doing wrong: When mixing oils with a solution (30-35 degrees Celsius), the mass thickens within a few minutes, I beat with a blender for a minute or two, I can’t make designer soap because thickens quickly. Here is my composition: Olive -200 grams, Coconut-250; Macadamia-100; Castor -100 grams; Shea 200 grams; alkali-116.41; water-280 ml., Silk 5 grams. Tried at different temperatures but all the same.
Beautiful
Could you have tried to steam these (like Ellen Ruth Soaps does) to make them shiny again, Terry?
Beautiful soap but, I really wanted to shout out song #1, Tiptoe out the back”. I rewound the video just to listen to it again!
This is giving Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
so nice!
Thank you! Cheers! 🌿
Beautiful ❤️❤️
Thank you so much! 💖✨
Hi materials and metallurgical engineering student here, it varies a lot but stainless steels tend to be harder than carbon steels ("mild steels", the basic carbon-iron stuff) so it's more brittle and less malleable. But that depends (like everything involving materials) in composition and fabrication methods.
If you're curious as to why, basically the steel structure is like a mesh of iron (imagine a bunch of same size spheres in a repeating cubic pattern) with carbon dispersed throughout (in the empty space between the iron spheres there are smaller spheres that don't quite fit so they deform the mesh around them). Because it's deformed, it doesn't bend as easily so it's stronger (that's why steel is stronger than pure iron, why any alloy is stronger than its pure form actually). If you start putting more spheres of different sizes in the mix, start replacing some of the iron spheres with different sized ones (like chromium, the thing you add to make it stainless) or other small ones (like nitrogen, which also goes on the spaces between big mesh spheres) the mesh starts getting more and more warped, so it's harder and more difficult to bend. There are a bunch of complications involved, and different reactions that happen when you add different elements, but that's the basics of metallurgy
Thank you so much for explaining! 😊
They always say your your worst critic I went to school as graphic designer and I find these colors beautiful vibrant and these soaps that you make are always beautiful very creative.
Thank you, Susan; I have an art background too, and this is my art outlet! I absolutely love soapmaking because I can be creative. 💖✨💝
@@TreeMarieSoapworks I'm going to try this. I also make soap. Haven't been making it for that long. But I enjoy it.
Teri 😍
Это очень красиво!!
Will these soaps turn a wash cloth black due to the bar color?
...what you use, is simple pigment?
Hola, me encantan tus vídeos pero te agradecería mucho que se pudieran activar los subtitulo en español.
Nice❤! Your videos should be seen by more watchers. Can I repost your channel without changing anything on the clean platform named Ganjing World? Thank you!
Very beautiful soaps but way to fiddley for me. Wonderful soaps
Thank you, Pam! It is quite fiddley; I love tedious things things once and a while. 😊💕
Hi teri why your new videos are not coming?
We r from india we r trying to start soap company so we r trying to do pls say ingredients
Beautiful!💚
Thank you, Tara! 💛
Beautiful!
Thank you! 🌿
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you, Janeze! 😊🌿💛
Beautiful!!