I love (love, love, love, love, love, love) seeing SoapQueenTV and SoapQueen-inspired ideas out on the marketplace. It’s even better when the soaper flat out says that our soap’spiration inspired them to make cool works of soap art.
Here are a few that I came across this week. First up, from the TeachSoap Forum, Honey from Ireland tried the Rubber Stamp Technique from this post. The soap she came up with looks great! What an easy way to personalize a wedding, a birthday or a retirement gift.
Then ‘SingingWolf‘ from the forum (and frequent commenter at SoapQueen.com) tried the Fortune Cookie Soaps from SoapQueen.TV Independence Day Episode and did a great job. They were for a present for her boss and she says, ‘Folks were crowding around my boss’s desk, sniffing at the birthday presents that were stacked up’. Sweet! That’s just what we like to read.
Hallie made these Geometric Soaps below and they look great! She says ‘I think I’ve learned my lesson about dry pigments instead of handy pre-mixed and non-bleeding options. But otherwise, this came out just about as I hoped it would. (I was aiming for off-kilter.)’ I’d say she got off-kilter and absolutely stunning. The color choices are great. If you want to learn how to make Geometric Soap, the SoapQueen.TV video is here.
Also with the Geometric Inspiration, Kayla sent us this photo of her rainbow soap. The yellow is a great touch. She said, ‘This was so fun. I loved making it.’
You can love making projects like this too. We try to make it easy for you with this blog (all the tutorials are tagged as ‘Tutorial‘ and ‘Soap Techniques‘ and ‘TeachSoap‘ and with SoapQueen.TV We’re starting on the scripts for Season Two of SoapQueen.TV and can’t wait to bring you even more in-depth crafting projects like lotion and bath fizzies. And in the meantime, happy soaping!
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