- Sheila
- Hi! I am a WAHM wanna be with way more ideas than time. In between work and family I like to explore my ideas, crafts, design, and anything else that strikes my fancy. Thanks for stopping by!
Here's the deal, if you can guess how this Soap of the Day was made, we'll send you one pound of soap of your choice. Can you guess what we used and how we made the layers? Click here to see it in our shop!
Monday, March 9, 2009
A Soap of the Day Contest
Here's the deal, if you can guess how this Soap of the Day was made, we'll send you one pound of soap of your choice. Can you guess what we used and how we made the layers? Click here to see it in our shop!
12 comments:
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first off I love your soaps! This is a cool soap too- reminds me of a dartboard...I'm guessing you used the bottom of a large juice container, and the top is actually the first layer poured. starting with the a small round ring mold (no top or bottom) pour blue, let set. remove mold. next use a larger round ring, pour white beside blue. Using same mold, (once wht is set, pour red over blue and wht). Red ring is made using smaller juice container ring than the overall mold. carry on with layers until you reach the final white layer. Am i close? Colleen
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March 9, 2009 at 7:46 PM
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Good guess, but....no, we didn't use a juice container. It's something that you wouldn't find in a kitchen. :-) What you came up with would work so it was a great try! Thanks for the compliment about our soaps!!
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March 10, 2009 at 7:46 AM
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I am going to take a guess. I think it is some kind of hub cab or cover for a wheel???? The only think I can't figure if it is that how you would have gotten it out. I am probably way off base.
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March 10, 2009 at 3:53 PM
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Hi Brigette! Another great guess...but no, it does look hubcapish but it's not. Here's another hint....you can find it in a hardware store. :-)
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March 11, 2009 at 8:03 AM
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It looks like a gear.
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March 11, 2009 at 1:02 PM
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I love a challenge! my next thought is using the lid of a pressure cooker as your mold, BUT you said you wouldn't find it in a kitchen :( Might just have to take a trip to the hardware store and do some browsing...I hope you'll end the suspense for us eventually!
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March 11, 2009 at 7:50 PM
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Wow, good guesses all around, but not the right one yet! It's definitely worth a trip to the hardware store.....you're getting warmer with "lid" type of thing. :-)
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March 13, 2009 at 10:20 PM
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I just can't let it go....is it made from a garbage can top/bottom?
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March 19, 2009 at 7:39 PM
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I have another guess. The plastic cover that we put at the base of a planter to collect water???
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March 23, 2009 at 8:55 PM
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Wow, really, really close Brigette. Okay, do you want to know?
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March 26, 2009 at 5:22 PM
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Close but no cigar. Yes, please tell. I have been very curious.
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March 26, 2009 at 8:48 PM
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Okay, the man used a gallon paint can drip catcher lid thingy as the mold. I promise I will pick one up the next time I'm at the hardware store and post a picture of it. He tossed out the one he used after he made the second soap. Thank you for all your great guesses!
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March 31, 2009 at 6:22 AM
12 comments:
first off I love your soaps! This is a cool soap too- reminds me of a dartboard...I'm guessing you used the bottom of a large juice container, and the top is actually the first layer poured. starting with the a small round ring mold (no top or bottom) pour blue, let set. remove mold. next use a larger round ring, pour white beside blue. Using same mold, (once wht is set, pour red over blue and wht). Red ring is made using smaller juice container ring than the overall mold. carry on with layers until you reach the final white layer. Am i close? Colleen
Good guess, but....no, we didn't use a juice container. It's something that you wouldn't find in a kitchen. :-) What you came up with would work so it was a great try! Thanks for the compliment about our soaps!!
I am going to take a guess. I think it is some kind of hub cab or cover for a wheel???? The only think I can't figure if it is that how you would have gotten it out. I am probably way off base.
Hi Brigette! Another great guess...but no, it does look hubcapish but it's not. Here's another hint....you can find it in a hardware store. :-)
It looks like a gear.
I love a challenge! my next thought is using the lid of a pressure cooker as your mold, BUT you said you wouldn't find it in a kitchen :( Might just have to take a trip to the hardware store and do some browsing...I hope you'll end the suspense for us eventually!
Wow, good guesses all around, but not the right one yet! It's definitely worth a trip to the hardware store.....you're getting warmer with "lid" type of thing. :-)
I just can't let it go....is it made from a garbage can top/bottom?
I have another guess. The plastic cover that we put at the base of a planter to collect water???
Wow, really, really close Brigette. Okay, do you want to know?
Close but no cigar. Yes, please tell. I have been very curious.
Okay, the man used a gallon paint can drip catcher lid thingy as the mold. I promise I will pick one up the next time I'm at the hardware store and post a picture of it. He tossed out the one he used after he made the second soap. Thank you for all your great guesses!
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