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I am so excited about my latest Etsy find – Amethest Soap Company. Check out the soaps that I just bought; are you in awe?
I’ve played with making rock based melt and pour creations for years and have never achieved such technical perfection. I am anticipating the soapy rocks’ arrival with excitement normally reserved for extreme sporting events.
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I’m glad to see that you’re all finding these soaps as inspiring as I did. =)
They’re beautiful works of art, for sure.
I’ve always been amazed at the creativity of fellow soapers. And even more so when I have tried to achieve the same look and failed miserably with MP. The second picture of the green soaps look like they could be actual highly polished stones. I am in awe once again!
I love the green ones the best. She is good.
Wow. Those are really pretty!!!! Very clever.
J
Wow! I would’ve thought those were the actual rocks, not soap! Gorgeous!
These are so beautiful? Do they make these with molds.
My rock-loving boys will go nuts over those. Thanks for finding them!
Again, wonderful so real looking soaps! I love looking at these inspirational products! Thanks!
Just Beautiful!
Wow, I would have a hard time using those…especially the green ones!
Those are amazing. I wish I had more time to play. 🙂 End of tax season is just over the horizon!!
I saw that second soap on the Dish. They are gorgeous!
You are right. They are beautiful. It makes me want to play with melt and pour some more. I gave up years ago and now only HP but you can’t get such things with HP.