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Very nice! Something else I want to try now.

My husband thinks it looks like fudge.

Had to try my own variation of this one adding the chocolate once at light trace and swirling them. Just finished around 1am. Here are a couple pictures not yet cut. Also added some choc. FO.

Chocolate Soap

8 ounces shortening

6 ounces coconut oil

2 ounces olive oil

(2.34 lye for 5% excess fat), (2.2 for 8% excess fat) ounces lye

6 ounces water

1/4 ounce unsweetened baking chocolate

2 ounces white chocolate

Melt fats, add chocolates. Mix lye and water. When fats and lye are 100 F stirred together, it looks curdled and separated. Blend it up and pour it out. Blender on low for 20 seconds. Pour out. Looks weird. Turns light then dark. Smells like Devil's Food Cake.

I like the crackle :highfive:

Thinking of trying it soon, but need to get supplies first. Actually was thinking of using a thin wire like floral stuff because it would be more rigid. Will let you know how it goes.

This might be of some help: http://www.candlesupply.com/how2soappetals.html

Love the 2nd one swirl almost looks like a heart.

I love purple too, it looks very nice.

WOW That is incredible!

I think they look good, I only get rustic by accident. When I try it never works out.

I like the colors looks good on a rustic.

One of my weekend endeavors was experimentation with Soy. Here is a more successful one. CB-3 with Banana Cream Pie FO. Can't wait to burn it.

That is gorgeous & Must smell sooooo good!

I like the color. To me it looks kind of like peanut butter and chocolate fudge mmmmmmmm.

Great color! Love purple, but I can never get it so rich looking.

Lollipop is a great idea. I was curious when I read it too which would attract me to stop and ask or read what it was about.

I agree I like the effect of the smaller wick burning down and shining through the embeds. Looks kind of snowy.

Love the name!

I LOVE CANDY CORN. Looks Great!

They look Great....very yummy!

Last post had a good idea, I agree. They both look nice, but I am more drawn to the taller bottles, maybe just the larger appearance tampering with my brain.

Those are really great looking. I especially like the and apple jack 'n' peel, very appealing.

Overpour was not colored. I poured it too hot if I recall, but it kind of colored the overpour a little to match the color sections and I liked that a lot for these.

Looks like pumpkin pie with a little whipped cream mixed in instead of on top....yummy.

That is Fabulous!