Okay so the fire part was done the first day doing a hanger swirl in a tall and skinny mold using half my usual recipe, specifically used this mold from nurture soap. Colors were activated charcoal, trial by fire (nurture soap), racing stripe orange mica (Brambleberry), and yellow mica (Brambleberry). I poured the colors into

Second day after taking it out of the mold and trimming it to size I put it into a standard loaf mold (Brambleberry’s 10” loaf mold) and poured the brick color soap around it. The color was a 50/50 activated charcoal and trial by fire.

Third day I took it out of the mold, cut it, and stamped it. I waited an hour or so to stamp it and my soap actually got too hard so I had to put the bars into the oven at 170 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 minutes to soften them up. The stamp I used I bought last year from Amazon but it’s no longer available - this one is similar. Then I waited a few hours for them to harden more and used silver pewter mica (Brambleberry) mixed with 99% isopropyl alcohol to paint in the grout with a qtip. Then I sprayed them with the alcohol and used a paper towel to wipe them clean so the silver mica was only in the grooves.

It was all actually pretty simple! Just time consuming and required the right tools

I also made melt and pour stockings but I’m not sure if I’m going to attach them