This is the soap cut into bars and set up to cure for 4 - 6 weeks before use. The two rows of soap in the front are from the batch I made during the soap tutorial the other day and the soap in the back of the picture is some I had made a couple days before. It is important to space them apart a little for curing.
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Soap on the curing rack, always makes me feel good!
How fun!
Thats beautiful.
thank you Jennifer, and the bars looks great. I bet its fun making soap. You say unscented is very popuar? Oh I love the fragrances.
Thank you Mary, Amy & Patrice. Both are popular, the no fragrance soap was the first to sell out for me around the holidays though, but I also got lots of compliments on the lavender and lilac soap. Now I am adding a few more scents.
I forgot to say thank you Joanna for the compliment and it is fun!
I found your blog via the comment you left on my blog! I've really enjoyed reading about the soap making and would probably try it except all I have are wethers! Maybe some day......
You are very clever, I don't know if I would ever attempt soap making as it looks quite tricky, but your soaps look beautiful !
Jennifer!
Your soaps are gorgeous. Well done indeed.
It must be so satisfying to make something so lovely, so useful, and marketable. I envy you!
Thank you Spin, Lynda & Alix! I really appreciate your kind comments!
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