I was about to post a silly comment about being hypnotized by the swirls and then I found out my aunt passed away. Thank you for being a soothing voice in my ears while I process this. The soap looks absolutely lovely as always
The beginning of the video and your explanation and photo of the design you were going to do I thought about using velco. It never occurred to me to use double-sided tape. Wonderful video and very creative technique. I just might try it. Thank you for the experiments and demonstration and also thank you to the creator of this technique, Diane of Seifenimglueck!
So satisfying!! I think if you used a larger turntable you would be able to exert more force and possibly get the swirl to move towards the centre. It would be an interesting experiment!
The founder from this design is Frl.Winter... 1 - 2 yrs ago. I think she calls it Lollipop Swirl. But the technique is different. So same soap - different way to go... Great how you did... i like a lot and will try it too... its pritty easy for how it looks! Greetings from Styria in Austria Hedda
Hi Heidi. Fraulein Winter didn't create this design I'm afraid, It was definitely Diane. Also, she did not create the Lollipop swirl, that was created by Mater Sam. Fraulein Winter has done videos with both of these techniques in them, but she was not the creator of the techniques.
THANK YOU! I tried this and was cursed with beginner’s luck - then tried it several more times and fell flat every time. I don’t have a banding wheel so I’m just using a lazy susan - now that I see your technique I’m going to try again!
What a mesmerizing technique! I don't think I'd be able to stop spinning it cuz it's just so fun to watch haha I'd end up with a solid pink soap by the end
@@IDreamInSoap I hope your sells have been great! You've been making videos for so long about time you can do this hobby you love so much and it's not such an expense yet a profit. Still curious if I buy a whole batch from you if you'd do a custom order? I don't think I seen you ever say. It's a suggestion for your web site.
@@KyleenDrake Hi Kyleen, that you so much, yes things are goingvery well and I now run I dream In Soap as my full time on. I can make custom orders, please send me an email if you would like to discuss. info@idreaminsoap.co.uk
Anyone else find themselves thinking they were falling into the Magician's big hat in Lidsville? I had to look away as I was being pulled to my pc screen! Had this soap been black and white, I don't think I would have recovered. Hahahahaha! Beautiful as usual, Lisa! I have to try this, although...I don't have a spiny wheel...I wonder if my hubby's spiny welder's stool will work 🤔 I'll keep ya posted! Thank you for sharing another fantastic video and technique! I will be checking out this crafter's videos! I adore seeing all the beautiful soaps you make! 🤓🧡💛💙💜❤
Morning Lisa .. I too was taken by this technique after seeing Di put these on Tree Marie and I watched the you tube video .. it’s on my to do list … so many many thanks as always for answering some questions I had been mulling on .. love your soaps and the colour combo ❣️❣️🍄🍄🐝🧼🧼
Enjoyed watching how you determined which was the best way to with this design. Any of them would be lovely but the final attempt was exceptional! Thank you!
I’ve had a rotten week this week……..so what more could I want than your relaxing videos to watch. You are so talented, and all your soaps are like individual pieces of art. The love and attention you put in to each soap is wonderful to watch. The music is lovely too. Thank you so much for cheering me up, another amazing video. I never knew how interesting soap making could be. Have a lovely week Lisa 💖❤️💖
Hi Lisa! This is a fascinating soaping technique to try! I gave it a “whirl” myself last night, using my slow moving soap formulation, split the batter in half, added TD and a purple mica accordingly to obtain my 2 colours. And a lavender fragrance oil. The double sided tape is a genius idea ( thanks kindly Lisa !) that worked very well for me on my el-cheapo lazy-susan. I sealed the top of my acrylic mold with some plastic wrap just in case the batter went flying out the top when I set to spinning. I tried spinning in short bursts rather than a long spin. A long spin just had the batter and mold moving together at the same speed. I noticed the purple batter easily moved around the outer inside surface to cover the entire mold circumference. The mold gave me a clear sight of what was happening, and I realised I was developing the shear force required to get the batter moving and flowing against the inner mold surface thereby creating a nice thin line spiral effect. I cut the soap this morning I found I had very nice thin rings on the outer portion of the soap, like rings of Saturn, but almost no movement on the inner part. Basically, the inner batter had sat there. I will try again today and see what happens with a slightly thicker batter and get the inner design development. Meanwhile, I am rather pleased with my first effort! It’s a very fun technique! Thanks again Lisa for your inspiration! Cheers mike.
Hey Mike, thanks for sharing your findings, I agree with you, I think the long spin just gets it all rotating together, it does seem to need little thrusts
@@IDreamInSoap Hi again Lisa. I made a second test tonight, this time using a clear plastic sheet as an insert in the mold, to give me a very nice “Yin-Yang" separation/shape in the centre. It was rather easy to carefully pull the sheet out and then give a few short sharp spins and job done! Much better centre spiral result vs my first test! All good fun! Thanks again! Cheers mike
Lisa, you are amazing, your channel is amazing, and I always learn a lot from you. I have been a soapmaker for 19 years and I heave learned more from your channel than most of my years of soaping. You are a tremendous inspiration!!👋
A great idea. I've tried this before in a large square shape, but never thought of trying it in a round shape. Thank you for this inspiration. Happy Easter! Greetings Monika
These are lovely- really giving me a nostalgic moment making me think of those ice cream rolls with jam inside that my Grandma bought us as children. Pretty soap, happy memory ❤️
It is a lovely red isn't it, but is still has a pink tinge. My go to red for 'proper' red for Christmas etc, is Terracotta red from Micamoma, it looks a bit orange in the pack but saponifies to a really good proper red.
Nezumi soaps also made a round soap, she used a Pringle can. Worked very well. From what I can see in the first soap I'm inclined to say it's the old Einstein equation of movement, the wider the circle the more momentum on initial spin. However they turned out beautifully.
Very nice, thanks for sharing. Have you considered slowly spinning it up to speed, and then abruptly stop the spinning ? It looked the acceleration did most of the work, and the sudden decelleration should give you more of a twist.
This is an awesome technique! Reminds me of that toy from my childhood where you spin it and add drops of paint to get interesting designs. I forget what it was called. But I love these bars!
Do you think it will work with x shaped divider? if to divide to 4 sections instead of 2? I'm gonna try TODAY=)) This video and the technique is super inspirational! Thank you Lisa!
I love how creative you are and how you reuse/ recycle things, your soaps are always beautiful. I would like to say you might want to have a warning before you video next time you do one like this for people with epilepsy or seizures. I watched it, but It did start to make me feel a little lightheaded. I have seizures.
I'm sorry to hear you have seizures and hope you felt better soon after! Can you educate me on what sort of warning you would need? Is it the turntable spinning since that was quite clearly signposted she was going to do it and not sudden, or something else? Anyway, I'm glad you're okay!
@@IDreamInSoap Great to know, appreciate it. Yes, I particularly like that it looks like you can adjust the height for the splitter by moving the harp to a new notch instead of having to redo a wire.
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment and no issue re the talking, I think we all like different things and you are always welcome to watch with the sound off :-)
"Seifen im Glück" means "Soaps in luck" or more or less "Soaps in joy". Your german is really good! 👍😊Thanks so much for all your videos!
Thank yo so much for that, I'm so pleased I now understand
I was about to post a silly comment about being hypnotized by the swirls and then I found out my aunt passed away. Thank you for being a soothing voice in my ears while I process this. The soap looks absolutely lovely as always
Восхищаюсь вами!!! Какая же вы молодец!! Супер мастер!!!
Your soap is magic❤️❤️❤️
The beginning of the video and your explanation and photo of the design you were going to do I thought about using velco. It never occurred to me to use double-sided tape. Wonderful video and very creative technique. I just might try it. Thank you for the experiments and demonstration and also thank you to the creator of this technique, Diane of Seifenimglueck!
I'm so pleased you found the tips useful
Red soap! How cool is that! Love it.
Super fun!! I think I'd be scared that the soap would fly off the turn table!! Glad to see all of yours stayed intact!
So satisfying!! I think if you used a larger turntable you would be able to exert more force and possibly get the swirl to move towards the centre. It would be an interesting experiment!
The founder from this design is Frl.Winter... 1 - 2 yrs ago.
I think she calls it Lollipop Swirl.
But the technique is different.
So same soap - different way to go...
Great how you did... i like a lot and will try it too... its pritty easy for how it looks!
Greetings from Styria in Austria
Hedda
Hi Heidi. Fraulein Winter didn't create this design I'm afraid, It was definitely Diane. Also, she did not create the Lollipop swirl, that was created by Mater Sam. Fraulein Winter has done videos with both of these techniques in them, but she was not the creator of the techniques.
@@IDreamInSoap oh ok! I thought... i believe you know it!
You did it very lovely!
Adorable soaps God Bless your hands 🥳😊😊thanks
THANK YOU! I tried this and was cursed with beginner’s luck - then tried it several more times and fell flat every time. I don’t have a banding wheel so I’m just using a lazy susan - now that I see your technique I’m going to try again!
I love that! I might have to try something like that... I have a turntable from my cake baking / decorating. 😁
The crispness of the design is honestly so intriguing to me.
Eine wunderbare Seifenidee Gratulation
What a mesmerizing technique! I don't think I'd be able to stop spinning it cuz it's just so fun to watch haha I'd end up with a solid pink soap by the end
Lisa, you have such high ethics, this is why I really love your channel.
They are so creative but I'm pretty sure you've hypnotised me. I stared at the center of those soaps for far too long.
Beautiful 😍
😂😍
Those are amazing 🤩🤩🤩
Me encantó su genialidad, y le salió perfecto ⚘👏👏👏👏😍 están lindisimos
I just can’t believe how even the swirls are!!! Mind blowing
Oh I like this one, it's simple yet elegant.
Hi Kyleen thank you so much for your very kind comment 😊
@@IDreamInSoap I hope your sells have been great! You've been making videos for so long about time you can do this hobby you love so much and it's not such an expense yet a profit. Still curious if I buy a whole batch from you if you'd do a custom order? I don't think I seen you ever say. It's a suggestion for your web site.
@@KyleenDrake Hi Kyleen, that you so much, yes things are goingvery well and I now run I dream In Soap as my full time on. I can make custom orders, please send me an email if you would like to discuss. info@idreaminsoap.co.uk
Watching the swirl form is so satisfying
You never cease to amaze us with your amazing personality and undeniable talent!!! You're such an inspiration
Yessss, they look awesome
Hypnotic....and lovely!
Yes Diane you came up with a goodie here.
The spinning was hilarious I was expecting it to spin off lol
He, he, I made sure it was stuck well and did a few tests with water 1st
That is beautiful!
They turned out pretty good for your first time trying. I like the red
Πολυ πολυ ομορφα!!!!!!ΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩ!!!
These are absolutely wonderful. I had seen pictures of this and wondered how they did it. Thank you for making this video.
Anyone else find themselves thinking they were falling into the Magician's big hat in Lidsville? I had to look away as I was being pulled to my pc screen! Had this soap been black and white, I don't think I would have recovered. Hahahahaha! Beautiful as usual, Lisa! I have to try this, although...I don't have a spiny wheel...I wonder if my hubby's spiny welder's stool will work 🤔 I'll keep ya posted! Thank you for sharing another fantastic video and technique! I will be checking out this crafter's videos! I adore seeing all the beautiful soaps you make! 🤓🧡💛💙💜❤
Quite lovely!!!
my goodness, you are absolutely amazing. What I wouldn't give to spend a day making soap with you ❤️
Thanks so much 😊
Stunning!
I'm so dizzy I feel nausea..but, that was the coolest thing I ever saw..lol..
Morning Lisa .. I too was taken by this technique after seeing Di put these on Tree Marie and I watched the you tube video .. it’s on my to do list … so many many thanks as always for answering some questions I had been mulling on .. love your soaps and the colour combo ❣️❣️🍄🍄🐝🧼🧼
Enjoyed watching how you determined which was the best way to with this design. Any of them would be lovely but the final attempt was exceptional! Thank you!
Beautiful.
I’ve had a rotten week this week……..so what more could I want than your relaxing videos to watch. You are so talented, and all your soaps are like individual pieces of art. The love and attention you put in to each soap is wonderful to watch. The music is lovely too. Thank you so much for cheering me up, another amazing video. I never knew how interesting soap making could be. Have a lovely week Lisa 💖❤️💖
Hard to pick a fav. All are lovely
Hi Lisa!
This is a fascinating soaping technique to try!
I gave it a “whirl” myself last night, using my slow moving soap formulation, split the batter in half, added TD and a purple mica accordingly to obtain my 2 colours. And a lavender fragrance oil.
The double sided tape is a genius idea ( thanks kindly Lisa !) that worked very well for me on my el-cheapo lazy-susan.
I sealed the top of my acrylic mold with some plastic wrap just in case the batter went flying out the top when I set to spinning.
I tried spinning in short bursts rather than a long spin. A long spin just had the batter and mold moving together at the same speed.
I noticed the purple batter easily moved around the outer inside surface to cover the entire mold circumference.
The mold gave me a clear sight of what was happening, and I realised I was developing the shear force required to get the batter moving and flowing against the inner mold surface thereby creating a nice thin line spiral effect.
I cut the soap this morning I found I had very nice thin rings on the outer portion of the soap, like rings of Saturn, but almost no movement on the inner part. Basically, the inner batter had sat there.
I will try again today and see what happens with a slightly thicker batter and get the inner design development.
Meanwhile, I am rather pleased with my first effort! It’s a very fun technique! Thanks again Lisa for your inspiration! Cheers mike.
Hey Mike, thanks for sharing your findings, I agree with you, I think the long spin just gets it all rotating together, it does seem to need little thrusts
@@IDreamInSoap Hi again Lisa. I made a second test tonight, this time using a clear plastic sheet as an insert in the mold, to give me a very nice “Yin-Yang" separation/shape in the centre. It was rather easy to carefully pull the sheet out and then give a few short sharp spins and job done! Much better centre spiral result vs my first test! All good fun! Thanks again! Cheers mike
they look amazing Lisa - I wonder how they would turn out with 4 colours.
I’ve been using Pringles tubes as a mould to make round soaps. This looks great Im defiantly going to give it a try. 👍
Pringles tubes are great aren't they, I hope you did give it a go and it went well
They r awesome. Well done. Can't wait to try this style. X
Lisa, you are amazing, your channel is amazing, and I always learn a lot from you. I have been a soapmaker for 19 years and I heave learned more from your channel than most of my years of soaping. You are a tremendous inspiration!!👋
I wondered how they made the swirl in these soaps. Thank you so much for showing us this technique. As always great video.❤️
I absolutely love this technique Lisa, certainly a favourite 🌈💐
This is super cool. I would’ve never thought to do anything like this. Thanks so much for sharing.
A great idea. I've tried this before in a large square shape, but never thought of trying it in a round shape. Thank you for this inspiration. Happy Easter!
Greetings Monika
Those are really pretty. Great Christmas gifts.
Hi Lisa, very unique indeed. Love it. Thanks for sharing
These are lovely- really giving me a nostalgic moment making me think of those ice cream rolls with jam inside that my Grandma bought us as children. Pretty soap, happy memory ❤️
Thank you for sharing your experiment with us. Beautiful soap as always!
Oh, that's really cool! I love all of them.
These are so pretty. Love these💕💕
Love it Lisa the RED you got was beautiful i have that red riot too but didn't think it would work that well but I like it better than the red I use
It is a lovely red isn't it, but is still has a pink tinge. My go to red for 'proper' red for Christmas etc, is Terracotta red from Micamoma, it looks a bit orange in the pack but saponifies to a really good proper red.
Your swirls are so perfect. I did see the design on a Facebook group, it's so clever and simple, I love it!
Goodness, such a wonderful technique! I really enjoyed watching the different results you achieved. Thanks so much for sharing Lisa! 😊
Very interesting technique. I wonder what design would come out if using the same technique with 4 colors？
Very much enjoyed this -- thank you! I would definitely like to try this technique.
You are amazing. Thank you so much for doing this demo and teaching us so much on every video. Just love watching you. -Momo
Nezumi soaps also made a round soap, she used a Pringle can. Worked very well. From what I can see in the first soap I'm inclined to say it's the old Einstein equation of movement, the wider the circle the more momentum on initial spin. However they turned out beautifully.
Ke bacana ❤❤🇧🇷👋
You are so talent. Love your technics!
Such a wonderful design and my favourite fragrance! I couldn’t resist buying a bar of this one!
Very nice, thanks for sharing.
Have you considered slowly spinning it up to speed, and then abruptly stop the spinning ? It looked the acceleration did most of the work, and the sudden decelleration should give you more of a twist.
Love it! I tried this technique some weeks back also, and was thrilled with the results! Can't wait to try a few more :D
I really like this technique, I'd like to give it a go as well.
Que jabones tan bonitos, dónde puedo comprar esos moldes y la plataforma giratoria? Muchas gracias ☺️☺️
Beautiful ❤
Thanks so much 💛
Very nice!
This is an awesome technique! Reminds me of that toy from my childhood where you spin it and add drops of paint to get interesting designs. I forget what it was called. But I love these bars!
It s georgous to look at... like into snake's eyes! Like hypnotizing 👀🐍
Love it!!
Aw, thanks a lot 💗
Hermoso¡¡¡
So lovely!
I love the swirl! How many pounds of soap does the Pringle can hold?
Hi Lisa, please show us how to make liquid soap. My kids hates to use soap bars. Greetings from Berlin.🌹
Do you think it will work with x shaped divider? if to divide to 4 sections instead of 2? I'm gonna try TODAY=)) This video and the technique is super inspirational! Thank you Lisa!
I wonder if this technique would work in round individual silicon molds.
Ooh, it looks like the yin yang symbol (or a tiny bit like Arctic roll, too!)
Genius
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I love how creative you are and how you reuse/ recycle things, your soaps are always beautiful. I would like to say you might want to have a warning before you video next time you do one like this for people with epilepsy or seizures. I watched it, but It did start to make me feel a little lightheaded. I have seizures.
I'm sorry to hear you have seizures and hope you felt better soon after! Can you educate me on what sort of warning you would need? Is it the turntable spinning since that was quite clearly signposted she was going to do it and not sudden, or something else? Anyway, I'm glad you're okay!
Your voice is very much similar to the Queen's one when she was younger
I wonder what the bottom looks like if you trimmed it?
What would happen if you made it stop spinning abruptly?
Hi new sub here! Love your channel. Do you sell those moulds for this design ( that pushes out the soap from the bottom)
No. I'm afraid I don't. Mine is a piece of acrylic pipe I had cut to size
14:40 What a nice soap cutter/splitter! If you don't mind, how can I find a similar one? Thanks either way, always love your videos
Hi, it was from Custom Craft tools, they have a few similar ones. but I agree, it's a lovely cutter
@@IDreamInSoap Great to know, appreciate it. Yes, I particularly like that it looks like you can adjust the height for the splitter by moving the harp to a new notch instead of having to redo a wire.
Do you make those molds and plunger yourself?
So So So beautiful soap~~^_^*
😉👍
I adore that red, what is it?
HI Mickell. it's Red Riot from Micamoma
@@IDreamInSoap so lovely and pigmented. Beautiful soap🥰
Wich material did xou usw for the blue tool to push soap out?
Any one else getting dizzy?
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Hi Card thank you so much for your kind comment 😊
Weeeeeee!😊
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Why u just spinning it the same way do it one way the switch
Looks great but too much talking for me.
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment and no issue re the talking, I think we all like different things and you are always welcome to watch with the sound off :-)
BRAVO! I LOVE IT!
Thank you so much @inah5464, that's very kind of you.
Genius
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