Hi Everyone. I hope everyone is staying safe and well. I hope you like the soap and as always if you have any questions or comments please leave them below and I will get back to you. Thanks for watching.
Thank you very much Cathy, ooh yes I'm always one for making something if I can. I think part of it is impatience, when I want something today or exactly a certain way, it's often quicker to do it yourself. Stay safe and well :-)
Absolutely riveted to this video and enjoy your flair for teaching. The drawings are also helpful and your tips and attention to detail are rare. Thanks so much! Can’t wait for the next one.
AW, such a lovely comment Steve, thank you so much that's really kind of you and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment :-) Stay safe and well
The first utensil you used to cut the thin rims is a cake slicer, to cut thought a cake cut evenly all the way through evenly. Such beautiful soaps and the beauty is you can change up your outside colours and center colours depending how your feeling. Once again very beautiful and creative bars of two types
Thank you so much for your lovely comments as always Tanya. The tool is definitely not a cake slicer though. I actually removed the saw blade that it came with and replaced it with the guitar string. I did go back and research it and found out it is actually a coping saw.
I love your finished soaps but they are very involved, usually pretty complicated and I do not have the patience to complete designs such as yours. Kudos to you for your creativity!
Ohh, thank you, I do think it is some kind of saw for metal, it did have a very skinny blase, I took that out and swapped in the guitar string. Thank you for your kind comment :-)
Thank you Lisa. I tried Tatiana’s rimmed soap and found it rather difficult to get the rim even. I love that you simplified the process. I can do this with the method you used with the shorter tubes and loaf mold. It is one of my favorite soaps!! Thank you again for making this easier to do!!
That's excellent news, yes pouring the thin layer can be tricky. I like the sort tubes as well as you can get your hands in and make sure you've smoothed the join down well. I do hope you try it again and have lots of success :-)
Never knew how much effort - from getting ingredients measured, to the actual pouring & cutting - goes inyo this kind of craft soap making. 🤓💪 Very interesting! Thanks for posting!
If I was sitting in your class room, I would have a great smile on my face and be in awe of what I was witnessing. So creative and pretty as always...💖
Thank you so much Mike, that's so kind of you. Oooh yes do give it a try. We are all safe and well here thank you, I hope you and your family are too :-)
These are beautiful! Thank you for so generously sharing your skills and talents. I especially admire your creative use of non-specialized equipment. Many very pretty projects are demonstrated with expensive equipment. That’s discouraging to beginners. Plus, I just like being able to reuse things that otherwise would be trash. Using my creative brain eases the depression my logical brain suffers. Best wishes for your health and that of your dear family, from Maggy
Lisa, just when I think you can't impress me any more, you go and pull a stunt like this! This is really spectacular! I love the colors, the pattern, and the way you improvise tools. Such ingenuity!
Thank you for your video, you made a very beautiful soap , I ll try the peacock design this week ..... for the cylinder soap I ll wait ... I m not ready yet even if your explanations are very clear ! Have a nice and safe day !
Ooh yes do try, gelling the soap and then warming it slightly before you try to bend it really helps.I hope you and your family are keeping safe and well :-)
What an impressive tutorial. You are very thorough and make everything look so easy to do giving confidence to those that have yet to try these techniques. Thank you for doing such a nice walk through of each step. The end result is gorgeous!
AW Renee, thank you so much for such a lovely comment. I do hope it does encourage people to try a few new things, that would be perfect. Stay safe and well :-)
Dear Lisa, another beautiful soap, what an amazing technique this peacock swirl. I really like it and will try to make the square soap. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent❤️
Thank you Mag, oooh yes the peacock swirl, it's such a beautiful swirl and not too much faffing about (well you have to wash squeeze bottles) I was pleased how well it worked in the loaf mold, the design goes beautifully all the way through, not something that always happens with a design that's typically done in a slab mold. Do have a go at the peacock I bet you fall in love with it :-)
Beautiful! I am not a soap maker but I’m learning so I can make all the women in my family some for Xmas this year. Your instructions are fantastic! Take care and stay safe! Hugs, Summer xo
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you to say and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me :-) You stay safe and well too
Mmmm.... you made that look deceptively easy. Almost like I could do it.... I realise that there was a great deal of thought and preparation involved. I’ve watched almost all your videos now and I do enjoy the way you explain and present. Thank you for all the work you put in, it’s very inspiring. I’m off to make a batch of lemon soap. But not like this! Maybe a drop swirl, with some nice embeds......🌼🌝🌼
He, he, that's cool. I must admit I do like to try to make things out of what I've got. I think some of it stems from not wanting to wait for things to be delivered, but I also love to repurpose things.
Your videos are incredibly informative and wonderful to watch. I love how concise you are in instruction and technique. Your videos are unmatched in, the best!
I have just recently discovered you. Am now bingeing!! Thank you for this video you have given such clear instructions for every step and explained so succinctly. Thank you for the generous gift of your time and knowledge 🥰🥰
Thank you so much, so pleased you liked this tip, yes just warmed very gently, you still have to bend it pretty quickly after you get it out as it cools and goes stiff again quite soon, your hand heat helps as well though. Stay safe and well :-)
Thank you so much kathy , I'm so pleased you found the video helpful, it makes it worthwhile making videos when people benefit from them. Stay safe and well :-)
I am seeing this for the first time. Excellent and amazing creative person you are! I never knew that soaps can be done this way. Became your fan truly
OMG , this is fabulous😍😍. I am a complete new bie to soap making and I'm in awe. I buy Stephenson's the melt and pour clear and shae butter bases, don't think I'm brave enought to make mine from scratch , something to aspire to !!, thanks so much for sharing,
You are an amazing soap maker! Your attention to detail and your patience are skills I aspire to. Thank you for sharing with us! I think I'm headed to the garage to find some PVC😁
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you and thank you for taking the time to leave another comment for me, I really appreciate it, we are well here thank you, I hope you and your family are too :-)
Thank you so much Barbara, that's so nice of you. I must admit I can be a bit of an over thinker and sometimes I even lay awake in bed trying to work out a soapy problem or understand how something actually happens. I have to understand everything, I'm not very good at just accepting information if it doesn't make sense. I'm also a big 'systems' person, if something is awkward or tricky, if I can I will try to improve it, so hopefully some of these things can then help others out too. Stay safe and well :-)
I Dream In Soap regarding the lying awake and thinking, do the same, usually it goes like this: next time do this and this differently. That is why I admire you bc you think of the problems ahead and I just run into them...😂
I’ve been seeing the pics of this lovely soap, and now I’m finally getting to see the video for it. That was a cool trick to cut the layer off the top like that. I don’t think I’ve seen it before. Beautiful work! 😀
Thank you so much Whittany, TBH I just wanted a way that was better than pouring an unpredictable thin layer or the waste of using a slab, but now I've worked it out and done it, it seems so sensible :-)
The tool that you're using at the 13:00 mark is a pottery tool called a slab cutter. I majored in pottery and am pleasantly surprised at how many tools people have adopted for soap making. I think I may have found my new passion!
Everything about your work is so detailed. I absolutely love to see your videos. The knowledge you share is priceless. Keep up the Excellent Job you do 🥰🌈 Stay safe.
Glad you enjoyed it, I take it you're not a soap maker from your comment, well, you are very welcome and I'm so pleased you like my videos. It's a funny thing soap making, it's one of those things that grabs you and it turns into a passion very quickly.
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you to say and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me :-) Stay safe and well
Hi Everyone. I hope everyone is staying safe and well. I hope you like the soap and as always if you have any questions or comments please leave them below and I will get back to you. Thanks for watching.
Again a mazing dear Lisa, I learned again, thank you so much
Thank you so much for your lovely comment Astrid, stay safe and well :-)
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So beautiful, Lisa! The peacock swirl made such a pretty rim! Wonderful tips, as always.
Thank you so much Holly, I love a peacock swirl :-) thank you for your lovely comment :-)
The way you create your own tools and molds is as much a delight as your mastery of the media. This is another wonderful video. Thank you.
Thank you very much Cathy, ooh yes I'm always one for making something if I can. I think part of it is impatience, when I want something today or exactly a certain way, it's often quicker to do it yourself. Stay safe and well :-)
As soon I saw the video I subscribed ur amazing
Thank you so much, that's so lovely of you. Welcome new subscriber you are very welcome :-)
very lovley tutorial, easy to understand and well demonstated.
Thank you so much for your very kind comment, I really appreciate it :-)
You covered a lot of ground in a relatively short amount of time and you ended up with a beautiful bar of soap. You make such a great instructor!
Thank you so much!
The first time I saw this design done, I was blown away. Of course, yours is perfection.
AW, thank you so much Karen, you are always so kind. Stay safe and well, you and the boys :-)
Absolutely riveted to this video and enjoy your flair for teaching. The drawings are also helpful and your tips and attention to detail are rare. Thanks so much! Can’t wait for the next one.
AW, such a lovely comment Steve, thank you so much that's really kind of you and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment :-) Stay safe and well
The first utensil you used to cut the thin rims is a cake slicer, to cut thought a cake cut evenly all the way through evenly.
Such beautiful soaps and the beauty is you can change up your outside colours and center colours depending how your feeling. Once again very beautiful and creative bars of two types
Thank you so much for your lovely comments as always Tanya. The tool is definitely not a cake slicer though. I actually removed the saw blade that it came with and replaced it with the guitar string. I did go back and research it and found out it is actually a coping saw.
@@IDreamInSoap I am learning to be a goldsmith. We use these saws all the time.
I love your finished soaps but they are very involved, usually pretty complicated and I do not have the patience to complete designs such as yours. Kudos to you for your creativity!
Thanks Deb. 😉
Looks like a jewelry saw. Lovely soap.
Ohh, thank you, I do think it is some kind of saw for metal, it did have a very skinny blase, I took that out and swapped in the guitar string. Thank you for your kind comment :-)
That is one beautiful soap. I love the tip about using a guitar string on a coping saw... now to find a guitar string!
Thank you so much. I just got mine on Amazon. .22 gauge
it's truly helpful for my soap journey, thank you so much. from Assam , Moran.
I'm so pleased, thanks for the lovely comment 😀
Thank you Lisa. I tried Tatiana’s rimmed soap and found it rather difficult to get the rim even. I love that you simplified the process. I can do this with the method you used with the shorter tubes and loaf mold. It is one of my favorite soaps!! Thank you again for making this easier to do!!
That's excellent news, yes pouring the thin layer can be tricky. I like the sort tubes as well as you can get your hands in and make sure you've smoothed the join down well. I do hope you try it again and have lots of success :-)
@@IDreamInSoap رائع very good
This would make a wicked soap dough design
Hey cool, thanks a lot
Lisa, you are hands down amazing!!
AW, thank you so much Teresa, stay safe and well :-)
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So glad I found this! I have never been able to do a successful rimmed soap!
Ooh, I hope you give it a go :-)
Engraving the container’s weights on them is brilliant! Idk why it never occurred to me to do such a thing.
Ha, ha - excellent. It's so handy and it never washes off :-)
Very easy to follow I'll post a pic when I've made mine xx
Oooh excellent. I'd love to see it. I hope it goes really well.
Very pretty!! Thank you for sharing
Your creativity knows no bounds! Just gorgeous! Thank you for sharing!
I was trying to decide on what to do for my next design and the peacock design looks fun! Will give it a go today.
Oooh excellent. I love a peacock swirls (I think you know that from the video), have fun. Stay safe and well :-)
well that was very cool! never would have guessed how to pull it off... outer ring that is.
That's so kind of you to say Prototype Eight, thank you so much 😊
Never knew how much effort - from getting ingredients measured, to the actual pouring & cutting - goes inyo this kind of craft soap making.
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Very interesting! Thanks for posting!
Yes. There is quite a bit to it. So please you liked it
If I was sitting in your class room, I would have a great smile on my face and be in awe of what I was witnessing. So creative and pretty as always...💖
That's so kind of you to say Kezza OBee, thank you so much 😊
I absolutely love your videos!!!! thank you for sharing your soap adventure with us. :)
That's so kind of you to say Cherie Durkin, thank you so much 😊 I hope you have a lovely Christmas.
very lucky to have met your youtube channel💖
That's so kind of you to say Bachir BELLAL, thank you so much 😊
Awesome as always! I love your Peacock Swirl Round Soap! Great Job Lisa! Take care!
Thank you so much Debra, you take care too :-)
This woman is amazing!!!!
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment :-)
Always brilliant Lisa, and wonderful techniques tips and trick, rather innovative too! ..I’ll try that one for sure ! Take care stay safe ..mike
Thank you so much Mike, that's so kind of you. Oooh yes do give it a try. We are all safe and well here thank you, I hope you and your family are too :-)
I have not seen such an unusual and distinct soap in a while!
Hi Annette thank you so much for your very kind comment 😊
These are beautiful! Thank you for so generously sharing your skills and talents. I especially admire your creative use of non-specialized equipment. Many very pretty projects are demonstrated with expensive equipment. That’s discouraging to beginners. Plus, I just like being able to reuse things that otherwise would be trash. Using my creative brain eases the depression my logical brain suffers. Best wishes for your health and that of your dear family, from Maggy
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment :-)
Lisa, just when I think you can't impress me any more, you go and pull a stunt like this! This is really spectacular! I love the colors, the pattern, and the way you improvise tools. Such ingenuity!
He, he, that's so kind, thank you so much Mandy. Stay safe and well :-)
Thank you for your video, you made a very beautiful soap , I ll try the peacock design this week ..... for the cylinder soap I ll wait ... I m not ready yet even if your explanations are very clear ! Have a nice and safe day !
Wonderful, thank you so much. The peacock swirl is so beautiful, you'll love it. I hope it goes well. Stay safe and well :-)
Great content keep sharing your great ideas.
Thank you! I certainly hope to, stay safe and well :-)
gorgeous soaps
Thank you so much M N, that's very kind of you.
Love this method! Beautiful 😍
Thank you so much Lisa , that's very kind of you.
They are beautiful and so delicate looking! I tried to make a wrapped bar before and it was totally NOT good! Will give it another try, your way👍
Ooh yes do try, gelling the soap and then warming it slightly before you try to bend it really helps.I hope you and your family are keeping safe and well :-)
Peacock swirl is a very exciting technique❤
It is a great one, I agree
Candy rock comes to mind , but what a prerty soap , colour is perfect. 👍
Oooh yes, I can see exactly what you mean, oooh I bet it would be really tricky to get words in like they do with rock. Thank you so much Carrie :-)
Yeah lisa , very hard to get wording inside , but rock come's with the shape of fruit inside also , still a beautiful soap . ☺
Once again you have preformed another masterpiece, I do enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your creations ❤️🌹 stay safe.
Thank you so much Letra, such a lovely comment. I'm so pleased you enjoy my videos. We are all safe and well here thank you. I hope you are too :-)
Very beautiful soap!
Hi Hooting Owl Soapworks lovely to see you again, thank you so much for taking the time to leave another comment for me 😊
What a beautiful soap. Just love the embed in the centre.
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you to say and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me :-)
Wonderful video. Really interesting and inspiring, thank you ☺
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much Leanne :-)
Bravo, Lisa! You rock!
That's so kind of you to say Selak chase, thank you so much 😊
it a wonderful lovely soap!!! Super idea
That's so kind of you to say Hedi K, thank you so much 😊
Came out beautifully
That's so kind of you to say @cherennenel5951, thank you so much 😊
I love your channel thank you so much for sharing ♥️♥️♥️♥️
You are so welcome, thank you Shun
What an impressive tutorial. You are very thorough and make everything look so easy to do giving confidence to those that have yet to try these techniques. Thank you for doing such a nice walk through of each step. The end result is gorgeous!
AW Renee, thank you so much for such a lovely comment. I do hope it does encourage people to try a few new things, that would be perfect. Stay safe and well :-)
Beautiful 😍. I don't think I have ever seen one with the insert...and the colors are stunning!!
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you to say and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me :-)
Perfect! Thank's 😉😘🥰
I love this soap!
Luckily, so did a lot of people!
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Oh Lisa these are absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for simplifying the process. I’m always looking forward to your videos. Hope you’re keeping safe xx
Thank you Monica, so pleased you found it useful, such a lovely comment. We are well here thank you, I hope you and your family are too :-)
Dear Lisa, another beautiful soap, what an amazing technique this peacock swirl. I really like it and will try to make the square soap. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent❤️
Thank you Mag, oooh yes the peacock swirl, it's such a beautiful swirl and not too much faffing about (well you have to wash squeeze bottles) I was pleased how well it worked in the loaf mold, the design goes beautifully all the way through, not something that always happens with a design that's typically done in a slab mold. Do have a go at the peacock I bet you fall in love with it :-)
Perfectly beautiful as always! ☺
Thank you so much Deborah, stay safe and well :-)
Wow! What a beautiful soap! I almost forgot it is about soap..... ;-)
Thank you so much Sonja, stay safe and well :-)
Precioso!!!! Muchas gracias 😍🙌
Muchas gracias
Absolutely beautiful technique ❤️your rimmed soap is gorgeous
Thank you so much Blanca, stay safe and well :-)
Stunning!!
Thank you! 😊
Absolutely beautiful
That's so kind of you to say Elaine , thank you so much 😊
I have watched a few videos demonstrating the rimmed soap technique. Yours is definitely the best. Very creative. Thanks for sharing.
AW, thank you so much, that's so nice of you. I'm so pleased you liked it :-)
Beautiful! I am not a soap maker but I’m learning so I can make all the women in my family some for Xmas this year.
Your instructions are fantastic! Take care and stay safe! Hugs, Summer xo
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you to say and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me :-) You stay safe and well too
Добрый день, у вас получилось сделать подарки своей семье? Мыло получилось?
Mmmm.... you made that look deceptively easy. Almost like I could do it.... I realise that there was a great deal of thought and preparation involved. I’ve watched almost all your videos now and I do enjoy the way you explain and present. Thank you for all the work you put in, it’s very inspiring. I’m off to make a batch of lemon soap. But not like this! Maybe a drop swirl, with some nice embeds......🌼🌝🌼
Thank you Amanda, ooh I hope your soap turned out well, it sounds lovely :-)
Stunning and elegant! Can't wait to try this! :)
Thanks so much Tammy, I really appreciate it :-)
I love the way you make use of everyday tools, you're so handy Lisa! If I were stranded on a deserted island, I'd want you with me.
He, he, that's cool. I must admit I do like to try to make things out of what I've got. I think some of it stems from not wanting to wait for things to be delivered, but I also love to repurpose things.
I love this idea! Thanks, Lisa. :) The soaps look super pretty.
That's so kind of you to say PhotoJenik, thank you so much 😊
Your videos are incredibly informative and wonderful to watch. I love how concise you are in instruction and technique. Your videos are unmatched in, the best!
Thank you so much Jannalynn that is so kind of you and I'm so pleased you like my videos, it means so much to me :-)
I have just recently discovered you. Am now bingeing!! Thank you for this video you have given such clear instructions for every step and explained so succinctly. Thank you for the generous gift of your time and knowledge 🥰🥰
That's so kind of you to say Sandie, thank you so much 😊
I like how you warmed it up in the oven a bit before you curled it! Good tip thanks
Thank you so much, so pleased you liked this tip, yes just warmed very gently, you still have to bend it pretty quickly after you get it out as it cools and goes stiff again quite soon, your hand heat helps as well though. Stay safe and well :-)
Very very pretty!!
Thank you so much Barbara , that's very kind of you. Stay safe and well :-)
I Dream In Soap Thank you, you stay safe as well! Love your videos! Amazing work!
I just love your work and am so grateful that you post videos. You are an absolute favorite!
Wow, thank you Karen, that is so kind of you to say. Stay safe and well :-)
A masterpiece. Thank you Lisa for. Sharing tips and knowledge.
AW that's lovely to hear, thank you so much Tania, and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me 😊
Love the detail teaching...great design & tips...thank you!!!
Thank you so much kathy , I'm so pleased you found the video helpful, it makes it worthwhile making videos when people benefit from them. Stay safe and well :-)
Espectacular 👏👏👏
That's so kind of you to say Isabel del valle Quintela, thank you so much 😊
Hi Lisa, You make everything seem possible. Thank You
Thank you so much, Alison, that's very kind of you. Stay safe and well :-)
I am seeing this for the first time. Excellent and amazing creative person you are! I never knew that soaps can be done this way. Became your fan truly
AW that's lovely to hear, thank you so much Kopally Nageswara Rao, and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me 😊
OMG , this is fabulous😍😍. I am a complete new bie to soap making and I'm in awe. I buy Stephenson's the melt and pour clear and shae butter bases, don't think I'm brave enought to make mine from scratch , something to aspire to !!, thanks so much for sharing,
AW that's lovely to hear, thank you so much Ann Marie , and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me 😊
You are an amazing soap maker! Your attention to detail and your patience are skills I aspire to. Thank you for sharing with us! I think I'm headed to the garage to find some PVC😁
Thank you so much Karyn, oooh good luck with your garage hunt, hope you find some pipe. Stay safe and well :-)
I have to try this! Wish me luck!
Ooh excellent, I hope you do, and I hope it turns out brilliantly. Good luck :-)
Thank you, Lisa! Absolutely beautiful! I can’t wait to try this technique. You’re an amazing teacher! ❤️
You are so welcome Linda, oooh I hope you do give it a go, good luck. Stay safe and well :-)
Love you videos, just discovered them a couple of days ago and cant stop watching them
That's so kind of you to say Lara, thank you so much 😊
So appreciate your videos. This was a beautiful combination of rim and embed. Stay safe and healthy.
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you and thank you for taking the time to leave another comment for me, I really appreciate it, we are well here thank you, I hope you and your family are too :-)
Methodical, precise and beautiful as always. Well done!
Thank you very much, so kind of you :-)
I love your videos, love that you explain so well every detail, so we can do it by ourselves. Thank you
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you, ooh yes I do hope you do try it for yourself. Stay safe and well :-)
Great video. You always think every step so thoroughly through. I would love to have you as a regular (not soap) teacher for my kids.
Thank you so much Barbara, that's so nice of you. I must admit I can be a bit of an over thinker and sometimes I even lay awake in bed trying to work out a soapy problem or understand how something actually happens. I have to understand everything, I'm not very good at just accepting information if it doesn't make sense. I'm also a big 'systems' person, if something is awkward or tricky, if I can I will try to improve it, so hopefully some of these things can then help others out too. Stay safe and well :-)
I Dream In Soap regarding the lying awake and thinking, do the same, usually it goes like this: next time do this and this differently. That is why I admire you bc you think of the problems ahead and I just run into them...😂
Really helpful and informative video! The soap is really beautiful! You're such a talented lady!
Thank you so much Kris, I'm so pleased you found my video helpful. Thank you for such a lovely comment :-)
I’ve been seeing the pics of this lovely soap, and now I’m finally getting to see the video for it. That was a cool trick to cut the layer off the top like that. I don’t think I’ve seen it before. Beautiful work! 😀
Thank you so much Whittany, TBH I just wanted a way that was better than pouring an unpredictable thin layer or the waste of using a slab, but now I've worked it out and done it, it seems so sensible :-)
Another amazing technique! Thank you so much for all of these tutorials :)
You are so welcome, thanks so much Tami
tan brillante!!!!!!!!!!!!! Gracias!!!!
Thanks for sharing, you are so creative, you made it look so simple to make. Very beautiful soap 👍💕💕💕
Thank you so much Annie, such a nice comment. Stay safe and well :-)
The tool that you're using at the 13:00 mark is a pottery tool called a slab cutter. I majored in pottery and am pleasantly surprised at how many tools people have adopted for soap making. I think I may have found my new passion!
Ooh that's interesting, thank you. I hope you do give soap making a go, it's so much fun (but very addictive)
So amazing! Just beautiful! And so may great tips.
Thanks so much!-, I'm so pleased you enjoyed it :-)
Everything about your work is so detailed. I absolutely love to see your videos. The knowledge you share is priceless. Keep up the Excellent Job you do 🥰🌈 Stay safe.
Thank you so much Elisabete, you are so kind. Stay safe and well :-)
@@IDreamInSoap you are so welcome ❤🙏🌈
Beautiful!
Thank you Dorothy :-)
This soap is beautiful! I actually thought the thumbnail was of high end boutique ceramic coasters when I saw it.
AW, thank you so much, he, he I can see what you mean by a coaster 😊
absolutely beautiful and mesmerising. thank you so much. xxx
Thank you so much for your generous comment Linda :-)
Enjoying watching soap making videos...who knew it was this fascinating :D
Also enjoying the cameo of "a Bottle of wine" ;)
Glad you enjoyed it, I take it you're not a soap maker from your comment, well, you are very welcome and I'm so pleased you like my videos. It's a funny thing soap making, it's one of those things that grabs you and it turns into a passion very quickly.
Just beautiful. Thank you for the really fantastic tutorial.
AW, such a lovely comment, thank you so much that's really kind of you to say and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me :-) Stay safe and well
Master!❤ greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
Hello Chile!
Thanks for the response.
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Brilliant video. Love seeing you make the soap effortlessly. Such a great job.
Thank you so much Hermione, that's very kind of you and thank you for taking the time to leave me another comment. Stay safe and well :-)