The last installment of the Soap Crafting Club was a wine twist soap. It was scented with wine berry fragrance which was a bit sweet for me and sped up a little bit but besides the it all went according to plan. I used some old, past its prime red wine made by my grandfather (love him but the wine is usually not good... at all) so no fine wine was killed in the process. Before mixing the lye with the wine I boiled it down then froze it in a plastic bag and then crushed it up into manageable chunks.
As you can see I got glycerin rivers all though out and the circles aren't centered but besides that I like the results and will try this technique again!
Thanks for stopping by and happy soaping!!
...and happy birthday to my little Bee, who has had more than her share of experiences in her first year
Your soaps look great! I think the glycerin rivers look cool. I made a wine soap a few months ago and I really enjoyed it. I love the vertical mold, too! It's so versatile and fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I do love the vertical mold there are so many cool ways to use it.
DeleteHappy back to school! Your wine soaps look really pretty, love the colour and it sounds like you put your grandfather's wine to good use. :)
ReplyDeleteYour dog's adorable, happy birthday to her!
Thanks! and she is the cutest sweetest dog ever born!
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