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The challenge of this month is Winter Wonderland. You have to have cold processed soap with some kind of element of snow.
I wanted to participate in the all-natural category.
I didn't have any natural colourant that would make soap blue, so I used a very small amount of alkanet and hoped that it would somehow turn blue. But magic didn't happen, and it was purple (of course)...
So, I decided to go for the synthetic category.
I used a snow flake shaped mold as a base, a bear shaped mold and an iceberg shaped mold (you don't see much of iceberg but the bear is using it as a pillow), put them together, and created the theme of a polar bear enjoying a very cold snowy day.
The soap looks slightly crumbly because it's a salt bar. I thought salt would make it look icy, and it did :)
And... IT'S HERE!!! I think the polar bear looks very relaxed in the snow.
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ReplyDeleteThese are sooo cute!!! I love them <3
ReplyDeleteThank you Carmen :)
DeleteToo cute😊 great job!!
ReplyDeleteCute! Love the little polar bear!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like the bear :)
DeleteWhat a sweet soap!! I love the expression on the polar bear's face - he definitely looks relaxed and at home. :) Great work!
ReplyDeleteThank you Amy! Can't wait for the next challenge :D
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteThese are precious! You did a great job! (I used salt in mine, too!)
ReplyDeleteThank you! I had never tried salt bar before; I really like the texture.
DeleteThe bear looks so happy, I can barely take the cuteness!! Great job
ReplyDeleteAww..Thank you for your kind comment:)
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet little guy. Good job.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bonnie :)
DeleteMy goodness, these are absolutely darling! The salt and sparkles were a fabulous touch. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThank you Debi! I'm glad that you were able to see the sparkles on the photos :)
DeleteSo adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you!!!
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