Thanks Mandy! I was really happy with the colors (on the second take ha!) And now that I have the scrapers I'm actually excited to do designs with straight lines ha!
I made them with my 3D printer, but I'm sure you could work something out with cardboard (covered in packaging tape). I've done that before. They only last a couple times usually.
@@terrisuarez7665 You could try using cardboard wrapped in some packaging tape. :) You just want to create a scraper that will create a straight line and fit in your mold so there are probably multiple items you could use to do that!
You probably could. But my guess is you'd have to wait forever for the layer to set up before you could pour the next layer without the soap (for the previous layer) displacing or breaking through :).
It's perfect soap for me 😊👌
Thank you!
This was so helpful! Your entry looked so wonderful!
Thank you! I want to go make this one (just different colors) again. I love the clean look between the lines!
This is so pretty!
Thank you!
So elegant, so perfect, congratulations.
Merry Christmas
Thank you! I was really happy with them
Stunning soap! Congratulations on 1K subscribers! Woo-hoo!
Thanks! Now to get the watch hours lol (a ways to go there, but it's slowly growing!)
I think they turned out fantastic! The colors were spot on and the lines are so clean!
Thanks Mandy! I was really happy with the colors (on the second take ha!) And now that I have the scrapers I'm actually excited to do designs with straight lines ha!
@@TheSoapArtist straight lines are so satisfying!
Beautiful soap 😊
Can you share how you make the scrapers?
I made them with my 3D printer, but I'm sure you could work something out with cardboard (covered in packaging tape). I've done that before. They only last a couple times usually.
@@TheSoapArtist Thank you 😊
What do you use to make
Scrapers. Thank you for all the details and I really like the bars!!
Thank you. I made my with my 3D printer. :)
@@TheSoapArtist nice!!do not have one ! What could I use to
Make scrapers do you think . I did not realize scrapers were used for straight lines!
@@terrisuarez7665 You could try using cardboard wrapped in some packaging tape. :) You just want to create a scraper that will create a straight line and fit in your mold so there are probably multiple items you could use to do that!
Can you make straight lines by pouring very light trace and not scraping?
You probably could. But my guess is you'd have to wait forever for the layer to set up before you could pour the next layer without the soap (for the previous layer) displacing or breaking through :).