[A GLOWING PIECE OF THE RADICAL ROCK!]

I'm very excited-- I can't remember the last time I posted any of my own stuff! Please forgive the long explanation ahead.

So. Back in February, I was brainstorming how to make the Aggro Crag (the prize in the Nickelodeon show GUTS), as a birthday gift for my brother. We have been stalking eBay for years, hoping one would show up, but the select few who have a piece of the Crag are smart enough keep it.  Although his birthday has long since passed, I *just* finished the project (and apologized profusely for the tardiness!). Thanks to everyone who responded to my cry for help (http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=229854.msg2499953#msg2499953), you got the creative juices going and I was able to make:

A GLOWING PIECE OF THE RADICAL ROCK!

Front:


Back (this one truer to actual colors):


AND... it glows bright blue/green for *8 hours*!!! I got the most incredible glow paint, but the pics didn't turn out. I have one of my bro hoisting the Crag in victory, but I have to blur the face before I post! 

Thanks for looking! Back to you, Mike!

I'll have to try as soon as I get a little more adventurous with MP!

Ok, apparently by this I actually meant "tonight". I used your wonderful tute and voila!




I wish I had used a little more apple FO in the middle layer, but overall I'm so happy with them! They smell so yummy! Thanks a ton, letusplay, you rock and I can't wait for your next projects! 

So I've loved soap forever, and have been stalking this board for awhile. After seeing all of your awesome projects, I finally jumped in and tried some MP! Here are my first MP successes (after several trashed "experiments"  ) :

Oatmeal Lemon (these are my favorite, so I made a bunch of them!)



Peppermint, these have pieces of Candy Canes in them and in real life are BRIGHT magenta!



Oatmeal Vanilla, although I added a bit too much oatmeal to one of them 



and last but not least Peppermint Hot Chocolate! This one smells amazing, and I think the color is really unusual


Comments are definitely welcome!  Thanks so much for looking!

[really]

So for my cousin's 35th birthday, I decided to make her a journal! Cutting down the bookboard and papers helped me finally decide that it's really time to invest in a heavy-duty paper cutter. Better get on that... Anyway, I hope you all like it!

The front:



The inside front cover:



And the back:



Thanks for looking