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Inventive Art: Soap Carvings

Posted June 2nd, 2006 by Michelle

I thought balloon art could be interesting as an artistic material but the idea of using soap to carve designs is as old as the hills, or as old as soap, I guess. But to someone who hasn't seen it before, I guess what's new is what's been forgotten. soapcarving I guess this stuff is not actually innovative, but I thought it was interesting...inventive too. [adsense:120x240:1:1]A really interesting website packed with fun stuff Attu.blogspot.com (warning - it has some racy stuff) features a seemingly random collection of cool soap art. You can see the soap carvings here. Thanks to Attu for the link.


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Those look more like

Submitted on June 2nd, 2006 by Anonymous (not verified)

circumcised candles to me. Ouch--and you really shouldn't blow on them.


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Submitted on June 3rd, 2006 by Anonymous (not verified)

It would be 6 of these, or 18 candles. How creative and sly he is!


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