The soaps shown are:
The swirls AND stripes in the pink grapefruit soap are so perfectly swirled and colored, the Lavender one with the chocolate brown sphere in the center reminds me of a rising moon in another world. The mosaic soap looks impossible to make. This one must have taken patience beyond belief. In Sher's blog, she writes,"Next, a soap that is truly one of a kind - yep, there's just one bar. Like mosaic tiles, each piece in the design is placed by hand to create a unique pattern." I might be completely off, but it looks like the face of it is melt and pour glycerin soap with the carefully placed embeds and then the cold process soap poured on top of that. What do you think? The last one is a colorful festival called Island Splash where the colors work well together. These soaps are so much fun, I wish I could learn a thing or two from Sher. If these smell and work as good as they look, I'll be hooked.
So check Savonara out.
7 comments:
She's amazing! I am in love with the pink grapefruit and mosaic. And I think you're right about the mosaic. It looks like transparent M&P over a CP base or white M&P base. Truly talented!
I adore Savonara's soaps! I've got one of her previous Mosaic soaps, as well as a bunch more. Am using her greenstone soap in the shower currently. I found her from Anne-Marie's blog. :)
Wow, those soaps are stunning. I wish I could travel to the kitchens of the soapers you find and just sit and learn.
Heidi, I'm right there with you. Let's go together + be flies on the wall! ;)
hi Joanna! Thanks for the compliment and the visit to my blog. i'm so happy i found your blog too :)
I bought a few of her bars last month and loved them. They are wonderful works of art.
what amazing soaps.
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