Let me begin...I was inspired colour wise by a Gothic model.
Adora Batbrat
BUT....
Ohhh this technique tested my patience!!!!
My first two tries were in the 1501 CC mold.
Used Amy's recipe too.
The first one was the short wide black one
I used all Mad Oils micas
Base was Black Oyster. Then tear drop was Pink Chiffon, Voodoo, Grape Nehi and Peacock.
Scented with Dragons Blood
The second try I used Pink Chiffon as my base colour.
And my tear drop was Tempest, Voodoo, Grape Nehi and Peacock.
I didn't think and scented it with Butt Naked in bed and that caused the base to turn beige.
😢
Two failed batches
I actually got pissed and deleted all the pics because I didn't want to try any more
After a few days passed I thought I'd use my bigger mold from ED.
Scent: Smoke and mirrors
Colours...Wicked for base and the tear drop was pink chiffon, voodoo, tempest, grape nehi and peacock
This is my results...looks more like a Pink Floyd Album cover
I have a crappy camera
So that's my entry..Pink Floyd!!
Blacks
Colours
That is really cool!! I love this!
ReplyDeleteI'm a huge Pink Floyd fan and I love your color choices. I think that the majority of us had our patience tested. This may have been harder than the shimmy challenge. But I think it paid off. You have a beautiful soap. Don't give up!
ReplyDeleteThey're beautiful, all of them. I've found that even with the ones that turn out not as planned, I've learned something, and sometimes ended up with an unexpected win of sorts. Love the Pink Floyd look too. :)
ReplyDeleteYour final soap turned out beautifully!! Definitely NOT an easy technique, but I love how smooth your drops are and the colors are just gorgeous! Mad Oils has some pretty awesome micas & fragrances!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out great, love the Floyd theme too!
ReplyDeleteStunning, Omneya! I love how the colors blend so well with the black yet completely stand out! FANTASTIC job!
ReplyDeletefantastical soap, love it, love the colors
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