First part is very interesting. You are certainly a talented artist. Beautiful outcome on both batches. You lost me on the last part of the video with endless chatter. Thx 4 sharing ur work with us🌷
You explain what you're doing very thoroughly and I appreciate hearing your thoughts about each soap! I did like that the second batch had more white than the first batch; I feel like it really made the blues pop! I enjoyed this video, thank you.
Beautiful soap. I liked your point about 'more is better' with the hanger. I'm always afraid I am overdoing it and then I am disappointed with the outcome. Thanks for sharing your technique!
Hi! I really like this soap! I agree,the color combo is is so good’. I made my second soap late, my first soap… I was pushing in an embed that was made from two pieces… it broke apart & a piece sunk to the bottom, also… I lined my mold thinking I would not have leaks… nope…. I turned around to put in the oven, and thin soap batter was oozing out the bottom of my wood mold with a sliding bottom… yeah…. So I changed my plan a little as I am out of the soap dough color and it will be ready to cut on Monday!
Hi jennifer, did you do a 70/30 split (blue/black) on your ombre colors? I went to look at your ombre tutorial and noticed you said that you thought that color split was nicer, but I couldn't tell if you'd done that here. This is my first ombre, so am trying to maximize my chances of success! Thank you for posting so many helpful videos. It looks like so much work.
Pretty sure these were a 70/30 split. It's my go to most of the time. I always do the darker color in 30 and the lighter color in 70. I find that gives me the best ombre, but you can definitely play around with the ratio.
Thank you for your reply! I watched your ciaglia video today and then had my own scare regarding whether my soap had gotten to trace or or not, that dough is so darn thick with the shreds blended in and then seems to get to thick trace so fast when you add the lye that it's hard to be sure! It's CPOPing now, so I guess I'll find out in the morning if its an oily mess or not. Thank you again for all the work you do and share with us!
Both batches were just beautiful! Question...for your snowflake embeds...did you make them with glycerin soap or cold process? Thanks so much. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Thanks :) The snowflakes were made with soap dough and the extruder discs I made :) jennifersoap.com/collections/christmas-holiday-discs/products/snnowflake-extruder-discs
Yeah, if I didn’t know they’re were different batches I would think they’re from the same batch! I was just afraid at the time they wouldn’t work with the first batch so did a second right after as I knew I wouldn’t have time the next day!
Hello my name is Chris darel kouassi I'm biginer I. Making soap people here are interested in whitening soap you may be propose me a recipe I'm on ivory coast thank you
Check out Lovin' Soap (if you do a google search her webpage will come up). She offers all sorts of e-classes as well as a blog with some free recipes. It's a good place to start :D
So beautiful and unique!❤
Love your ring
Thanks!
Beautiful technique. Love and greetings from Pretoria, South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤️
Thank you :) Thanks for stopping by and watching!
First part is very interesting. You are certainly a talented artist. Beautiful outcome on both batches. You lost me on the last part of the video with endless chatter. Thx 4 sharing ur work with us🌷
I love both of these loaves, they both show the required splash swirl method in my opinion
Thank you :D
What a gorgeous swirl Jennifer!! 😍🤩
Thank you 😊
Very nice ... love the contrast! Nice job!
Thank you 😊 I was really pleased with how the colors turned out too!
Both are so beautiful!❤
And you’re so talented!
Aww thank you 😊
What a beautiful result! I liked both❤
💙🤍 thank you
I think this is beautiful. Thanks for the details
thank you!
I think you did a great job. AND yes, Is very cool. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you :)
These are just gorgeous!!
🥰❤️ thank you!
Love them both, stellar job ⭐️
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Both are gorgeous.
💙🤍😊
You explain what you're doing very thoroughly and I appreciate hearing your thoughts about each soap! I did like that the second batch had more white than the first batch; I feel like it really made the blues pop! I enjoyed this video, thank you.
Thank you! Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful soap. I liked your point about 'more is better' with the hanger. I'm always afraid I am overdoing it and then I am disappointed with the outcome. Thanks for sharing your technique!
Yeah 😊 more is better!
Beautiful work
Thank you so much!
I saw them on your insta. This why i came here❤. Super cool
Aww 🥰 thank you for coming and watching!
Beautiful, I'm going to try this sometime!
Thank you 💙
They are beautiful 😍
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Hi! I really like this soap! I agree,the color combo is is so good’. I made my second soap late, my first soap… I was pushing in an embed that was made from two pieces… it broke apart & a piece sunk to the bottom, also… I lined my mold thinking I would not have leaks… nope…. I turned around to put in the oven, and thin soap batter was oozing out the bottom of my wood mold with a sliding bottom… yeah…. So I changed my plan a little as I am out of the soap dough color and it will be ready to cut on Monday!
Oh no!!! I hope the second batch went better!!
I like this design a lot ❤
🥰🥰 Thank you!
Love these, thank you
Thank you 😊
Great job! -Momo
Thanks!!
Pretty!
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Great job!
Thank you 💙
Me encantó el diseño.
Thank you!
Hi jennifer, did you do a 70/30 split (blue/black) on your ombre colors? I went to look at your ombre tutorial and noticed you said that you thought that color split was nicer, but I couldn't tell if you'd done that here. This is my first ombre, so am trying to maximize my chances of success! Thank you for posting so many helpful videos. It looks like so much work.
Pretty sure these were a 70/30 split. It's my go to most of the time. I always do the darker color in 30 and the lighter color in 70. I find that gives me the best ombre, but you can definitely play around with the ratio.
Thank you for your reply! I watched your ciaglia video today and then had my own scare regarding whether my soap had gotten to trace or or not, that dough is so darn thick with the shreds blended in and then seems to get to thick trace so fast when you add the lye that it's hard to be sure! It's CPOPing now, so I guess I'll find out in the morning if its an oily mess or not. Thank you again for all the work you do and share with us!
Both batches were just beautiful! Question...for your snowflake embeds...did you make them with glycerin soap or cold process? Thanks so much. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Thanks :) The snowflakes were made with soap dough and the extruder discs I made :) jennifersoap.com/collections/christmas-holiday-discs/products/snnowflake-extruder-discs
@@TheSoapArtist Thank you so much. I'll will certainly give a look. What a great idea!
There's not much difference between the two, I love them both and was thinking star not snowflake. Well done!
Yeah, if I didn’t know they’re were different batches I would think they’re from the same batch! I was just afraid at the time they wouldn’t work with the first batch so did a second right after as I knew I wouldn’t have time the next day!
@@TheSoapArtist well its a positive outcome, twice as much available to buy.
@@CL-we8tn Hahah True!
Hello my name is Chris darel kouassi I'm biginer I. Making soap people here are interested in whitening soap you may be propose me a recipe I'm on ivory coast thank you
Check out Lovin' Soap (if you do a google search her webpage will come up). She offers all sorts of e-classes as well as a blog with some free recipes. It's a good place to start :D
Beautiful!!! Can I as where you got that duster tool?
Thank you 😊 it’s a tea strainer 😄 Limited-time deal: OXO BREW Twisting Tea Ball Infuser a.co/d/3gJOqmJ
@@TheSoapArtist Thank you!!!