I think of white, silver, gold, and blue for Christmas colors. I think they match the colder weather (for those who experience it) much more elegantly than the garish red and green.
The soap is just beautiful!!! The colors are perfect for the Christmas season. Sometimes I love the colors of nature and go for a natural theme at Christmas. Other times I love the traditional red and green and lots of plaid. Sometimes it's all about the glitz, the more silver and gold the better! But I also love the soft pastels, the pinks, blues and soft whites. I guess I just love color! Thanks for sharing your soap with us, I always enjoy your videos! Also love the music, I love Christmas and my daughter and I actually listen to Christmas music all year long so I love when I start hearing the music on videos! Judy
I think of snow white and the greens of all evergreen type trees. I live in the Rockies of Colorado so that is what I think of. Love these colors. Just did a white, silver and silvery blue soap today. How ironic. Love those snowflakes :)
I think of Reds & Greens but love the more metallic deep variations of these colors. I also love & collect Gingerbread theme items & love all the candy colors with lots of sugared type glitter. It is cold during Christmas here in the USA state of Texas(North) our altitude is around 3000 ft. It snowed 6" just last week. I love the snow so I like my decor to be this also. Your soap is beautiful.
Thank you 😊 the rich warm colours for Christmas are perfect in cooler climates. I saw it had been snowing in USA. We are having a heat wave where we are but down south, they have had snow
GypsyFae Creations We are just mid way through spring here in Australia it’s warming up more and more-i can’t wait till summer 😍 I feel sad you guys are getting cold weather now :( winter is awful
@@SoyandShea I'm watching as many videos as I can as desperately wish to make soap,and love Shea butter too,but want to get lots of information before first batch
Love it 😍 the scent sounds awesome too :) your soaps are always so pretty :) I couldn’t imagine a cold/snowy winter being an Aussie too lol-I love we have Xmas in the summer,tho sometimes it’s a bit hot specially when we are cooking Xmas dinner in 35 degrees 🙄
Thank you! LOL 😆- no cooking Christmas dinners in our family - Maybe a BBQ breakfast and then cold meats and salad for dinner in air-conditioning! I used to miss cold Christmases but its been a long time now so am finally used to warm ones.
Haha we do the full cooked lunch and dinner at my sister in laws place-it gets soooo hot,no air con either haha. Here in Tassie we don’t cop it as bad as you guys but some days are brutal specially when it’s 43 degrees. How long have you guys been in Aus? I would love to visit London but it would have to be in summer haha 😆
I couldn't cope with out the air con! I must admit, last year was the first hot Christmas for a few years - its been surprising cool before then with rain most years. My parents and I moved to Australia over 28yrs ago but I did go back about 15yrs ago for a couple of years to work and visit family. London is really pretty around Christmas time with all the decorations etc and as everywhere has heating, it's not that bad
How long do you let the loaf cure before taking it out of the silicon mold. I keep getting ash if I take it out before 48 hrs.....I do not want to have to buy that many silicone mold......any advice?
It depends on my recipe. Most I leave for 18-24 hours but the ones higher in olive oil I leave for about 48 hours due to them being soft. I've not had soda ash develop on the sides of soaps after unmoulding. From my experience soda ash only forms during saponification so perhaps the soap is not fully saponified when unmoulded.
The blue snowflake can serve as a six pointed star with menorahs for Chanukah. All you can get in the shops is Christmas decorations, no Diwali, no Chanukah etc. yet these festivals all occur around this time. Christmas decorations are affordable and readily available which is great but how about including other cultures.
@@SoyandShea I hope I didn't sound negative. I had just been to the shops and was overwhelmed with all the Christmas decorations everywhere while I educate lots of Indian children all celebrating Diwali late at night because they don't get a public holiday here and I can't find a single affordable Chanukah decoration so I improvise with a Christmas snowflake. Thanks for your kind response.
@@franceslock1662 - No you don't sound negative at all. It is so true that many of the other celebrations are forgotten at this time of year and it is a shame as we can all learn so much from each other and our cultures.
Blues, silver,gold, white, red, green and GLITTERS
Yes definitely need glitter 😁
OMG blue is my favorite color. Beautiful
Thank you 😊
Super love it…it’s really “cool” 😉
Thank you 💙 we definitely need cool for Christmas here in Australia
I think of white, silver, gold, and blue for Christmas colors. I think they match the colder weather (for those who experience it) much more elegantly than the garish red and green.
They are my preferred colours for Christmas too. They always look pretty and frosty
Beautiful!!!
Thank you 💙
The soap is just beautiful!!! The colors are perfect for the Christmas season. Sometimes I love the colors of nature and go for a natural theme at Christmas. Other times I love the traditional red and green and lots of plaid. Sometimes it's all about the glitz, the more silver and gold the better! But I also love the soft pastels, the pinks, blues and soft whites. I guess I just love color! Thanks for sharing your soap with us, I always enjoy your videos! Also love the music, I love Christmas and my daughter and I actually listen to Christmas music all year long so I love when I start hearing the music on videos! Judy
Thank you for your lovely feedback. Definitely agree its all about the glitz - silver would be my favourite but like you I love colour.
Ooooooo that's pretty!😍
Beautiful 🤩 😍
Thank you!
Lovely soap
Thank you 😊
Lovely
Thank you 😊
Fantastic, very elegant and festive
Thank you Patrick!
Absolutely love this soap. Think it's my favourite Christmas soap I've seen this year.
Thank you for such a lovely comment 🧡
I think of snow white and the greens of all evergreen type trees. I live in the Rockies of Colorado so that is what I think of. Love these colors. Just did a white, silver and silvery blue soap today. How ironic. Love those snowflakes :)
Thank you! Oh I bet it's so pretty where you are at Christmas time. I can just smell the evergreens (we had some in a house we lived in as a child)😊
Yes, the pines smell so wonderful and crisp with snow around them.
Amazing colours love this so much
Thank you 🧡
I think of Reds & Greens but love the more metallic deep variations of these colors. I also love & collect Gingerbread theme items & love all the candy colors with lots of sugared type glitter.
It is cold during Christmas here in the USA state of Texas(North) our altitude is around 3000 ft. It snowed 6" just last week. I love the snow so I like my decor to be this also.
Your soap is beautiful.
Thank you 😊 the rich warm colours for Christmas are perfect in cooler climates. I saw it had been snowing in USA. We are having a heat wave where we are but down south, they have had snow
Beautiful soap!
Thank you 🧡
beautiful soap! great job.
Thank you 🧡
Beautiful soap. Enjoyed seeing the different techniques you used. 👍🏻
Thank you
That fragrance sounds delightful. So not ready for winter. I like dark greens and gold and sugar plum purples for Xmas.
GypsyFae Creations We are just mid way through spring here in Australia it’s warming up more and more-i can’t wait till summer 😍 I feel sad you guys are getting cold weather now :( winter is awful
That colour Combination sounds so rich and warm - perfect for cooler a Christmas. Next weeks video is a little like that 😉
Such a beautiful soap,from a fellow Australian
Thank you. Always happy to hear from fellow Aussies
@@SoyandShea I'm watching as many videos as I can as desperately wish to make soap,and love Shea butter too,but want to get lots of information before first batch
Love it 😍 the scent sounds awesome too :) your soaps are always so pretty :)
I couldn’t imagine a cold/snowy winter being an Aussie too lol-I love we have Xmas in the summer,tho sometimes it’s a bit hot specially when we are cooking Xmas dinner in 35 degrees 🙄
Thank you!
LOL 😆- no cooking Christmas dinners in our family - Maybe a BBQ breakfast and then cold meats and salad for dinner in air-conditioning! I used to miss cold Christmases but its been a long time now so am finally used to warm ones.
Haha we do the full cooked lunch and dinner at my sister in laws place-it gets soooo hot,no air con either haha. Here in Tassie we don’t cop it as bad as you guys but some days are brutal specially when it’s 43 degrees. How long have you guys been in Aus? I would love to visit London but it would have to be in summer haha 😆
I couldn't cope with out the air con! I must admit, last year was the first hot Christmas for a few years - its been surprising cool before then with rain most years. My parents and I moved to Australia over 28yrs ago but I did go back about 15yrs ago for a couple of years to work and visit family. London is really pretty around Christmas time with all the decorations etc and as everywhere has heating, it's not that bad
If “glycering” isn’t a word, it should be!
😆 a word I've struggled to say my whole life
How long do you let the loaf cure before taking it out of the silicon mold. I keep getting ash if I take it out before 48 hrs.....I do not want to have to buy that many silicone mold......any advice?
It depends on my recipe. Most I leave for 18-24 hours but the ones higher in olive oil I leave for about 48 hours due to them being soft. I've not had soda ash develop on the sides of soaps after unmoulding. From my experience soda ash only forms during saponification so perhaps the soap is not fully saponified when unmoulded.
heather burrell spray top with light mist of rubbing alcohol. That stops soda ash. I have been making soap for a little over 30 years. Hugs
Hi, can you explain me please What did you do so that the glycerin above doesn't sweat?
I use no sweat melt and pour
The blue snowflake can serve as a six pointed star with menorahs for Chanukah. All you can get in the shops is Christmas decorations, no Diwali, no Chanukah etc. yet these festivals all occur around this time. Christmas decorations are affordable and readily available which is great but how about including other cultures.
Yes this is all very true. There are so many different celebrations around the world at this time of year
@@SoyandShea I hope I didn't sound negative. I had just been to the shops and was overwhelmed with all the Christmas decorations everywhere while I educate lots of Indian children all celebrating Diwali late at night because they don't get a public holiday here and I can't find a single affordable Chanukah decoration so I improvise with a Christmas snowflake. Thanks for your kind response.
@@franceslock1662 - No you don't sound negative at all. It is so true that many of the other celebrations are forgotten at this time of year and it is a shame as we can all learn so much from each other and our cultures.
I did enjoy it, but I wanted to see how you get the loaf out of the mold with those straps. I was disappointed.
Sorry you were disappointed. I've shown how I use them on multiple videos. You just pull up like they are handles.