Soap Challenge Club: Ultra-Thin Horizontal Swirls(Sept 2020)

[@hollysoapmaking]

Really beautiful! Congratulations on a year of soap challenges!

[@TheScraftworks]

Thank you Holly❤️

[@TreeMarieSoapworks]

Lovely job, Janice! 🔥💕👏

[@TheScraftworks]

Thank you Teri ❤️

[@lindabrooks66]

Excellent execution of the challenge! When I saw yours I immediately thought it looked like little tornadoes!

[@TheScraftworks]

Ngaww thank you🥰

[@sassysoaperyllctiffanywyat4757]

This is beautiful and congrats on a years worth of challenges. This was my first challenge ever and I’ve only been soaping a few months.

[@TheScraftworks]

Thank you and Yay! Welcome to the club! You will love the challenges❤️

[@AmyWarden]

Congratulations on a full year of challenges!! You have definitely made a lot of progress over the past year, and I have really enjoyed seeing your soaps each month! This was definitely a tricky one. I could see the batter resisting the ultra-thin lines at the beginning and then getting into the groove toward the end. Mine did that too! I was glad to see that when you went back over the first part it was more cooperative! :) Those micas must not be CP stable, but at least they produced a consistent orange! Have you used them before?

[@TheScraftworks]

Yes, I was so afraid that the swirl won’t show up. Hmm the manufacturer said it can be used in cold process soaps though, it’s my first time using them in soap though. Anyway as long as it doesn’t turn to a complete different colour like green it should be fine hahaah

[@lorimackey598]

Your soaps looks so good.

[@TheScraftworks]

Thank you ❤️

[@lynnyap3079]

Beautiful!!!

[@TheScraftworks]

Thank you ❤️