Taiwan swirl soap

Hello everybody! I am glad to introduce you my work. I really enjoy working in this technique, it is fairly easy to implement, and very beautiful. I will be short in describing process and show you a lot of photos instead. In this technique, I used the form with three partitions, so I could take 4 colors, but I was so inspired by this photo here: So I decided to used 3 colors. I filled sides with white color and orange and blue in the center. I hope you will enjoy. Привет всем! Я рада…

When I first made FruitSoapia last year, it was pretty cool…looked like a bar of soap covered in Skittles. Don’t get me wrong…it’s a super cute soap…BUT it’s a b…

Hello everybody! I am glad to introduce you my work. I really enjoy working in this technique, it is fairly easy to implement, and very beautiful. I will be short in describing process and show you a lot of photos instead. In this technique, I used the form with three partitions, so I could take 4 colors, but I was so inspired by this photo here: So I decided to used 3 colors. I filled sides with white color and orange and blue in the center. I hope you will enjoy. Привет всем! Я рада…

This beautiful technique is called the ‘Taiwan Swirl’ because of the first YouTube video that showcased this style of soapmaking. The most difficult part of this recipe is keeping the batter at a light enough trace to get wispy lines. You can change the look of the design by changing the size of the dowel/chopstick/skewer …

I really couldn't pass up learning yet another swirl from Amy Warden of Great Cakes Soapworks . Each month she hosts a soap challenge that ...

How to Create a Circling Taiwan Swirl in Cold Process Soap

Hello everybody! I am glad to introduce you my work. I really enjoy working in this technique, it is fairly easy to implement, and very beautiful. I will be short in describing process and show you a lot of photos instead. In this technique, I used the form with three partitions, so I could take 4 colors, but I was so inspired by this photo here: …

Learn the cold process soap technique of Taiwan Swirls. 

Wow, this past week flew by didn’t it? I can’t believe it’s already Saturday. Today the family and I are attending the Runnin’ O’ the Green and the Bellingham St. Patrick’s Day Parade. It’s a great event full of music, good food and activities for the kids; I’m hoping for no rain. If you’re looking for …

On Friday, the team and I created several full length videos for Soap Queen TV. The projects included a spin swirl soap using a new scent coming in spring, beard oil and a shaving cold process soap. We also filmed a shorter video demonstrating the new Multi-Pour Sectioning Tool for the 10″ Silicone Loaf Mold, …