Pretty Soaps!
Pretty Soaps! All about my soap making endeavours.
Thursday, January 29, 2004
Wednesday, June 04, 2003
Thursday, May 29, 2003
Wednesday, May 28, 2003
Tuesday, May 27, 2003
5/23/2003
Marble green swirled soap, I shall call this Peppermint Cream. A nice 20oz block.
5/23/2003
A luscious orange coloured soap, I made this with extra glycerine, sweet almond oil and a good dollop of honey. Then I lightly scented it with peach. 20oz block. I will call this Honey Almond Surprise.
5/23/2003
Made a whole bunch of test samples.
5/20/2003
A green speckled Geranium scented soap, I added pretty coloured balls to the 20oz block. Let's call this Geranium Garden.
5/20/2003
A white creamy soap with green beans scattered all around inside. How nice for a masage while bathing? Lightly scented with Bergamot, I call this elegant soap Earl Grey's Soap.
5/20/2003
Lavender Loaf is white with a pink top layer, marbled lightly. A 20oz block, scented with Lavender.
Marble green swirled soap, I shall call this Peppermint Cream. A nice 20oz block.
5/23/2003
A luscious orange coloured soap, I made this with extra glycerine, sweet almond oil and a good dollop of honey. Then I lightly scented it with peach. 20oz block. I will call this Honey Almond Surprise.
5/23/2003
Made a whole bunch of test samples.
5/20/2003
A green speckled Geranium scented soap, I added pretty coloured balls to the 20oz block. Let's call this Geranium Garden.
5/20/2003
A white creamy soap with green beans scattered all around inside. How nice for a masage while bathing? Lightly scented with Bergamot, I call this elegant soap Earl Grey's Soap.
5/20/2003
Lavender Loaf is white with a pink top layer, marbled lightly. A 20oz block, scented with Lavender.
Ok, time to ignore all I've done/tried/experimented before.
I've been so wrong all this time! I shouldn't be doing Melt and Pour Glycerin soaps.. That's for home crafting with children! (:
The past few months (wow, my last post was in Aug 2002) I have been working on Cold Process Soaps.
And might I say, with a little blush, I think I got it!
This blog will be where I will post pics and details of each new soap I make. (Only the successful ones, of course.) *cough*
I've been so wrong all this time! I shouldn't be doing Melt and Pour Glycerin soaps.. That's for home crafting with children! (:
The past few months (wow, my last post was in Aug 2002) I have been working on Cold Process Soaps.
And might I say, with a little blush, I think I got it!
This blog will be where I will post pics and details of each new soap I make. (Only the successful ones, of course.) *cough*
Sunday, August 25, 2002
How to fail at making Glycerin Soaps
Step One
Soap in small pot.
Small pot in hot water bath.
Big mess.
Step Two'
Pour into mold.
Chunky bits ignored.
Big Mess.
Step Three
Unmold.
Use knives and pry.
Soap is moist and sticky.
Big Mess.
Step Four
Cut into shapes.
Cookie cutters used.
Most pieces stuck in cutter.
Big MESS.
Step Five
Look at different molds.
Realize most of them won't work.
Can imagine sticky soap being stuck in small crevices.
BIG MESS.
Step Six
Chose the one with the least details.
Create another big mess by adding colour to soap.
BIG MESS.
Step Seven
Unmold after much difficulty.
Some not even set.
Break a few molds in the process.
BIG FKG MESS.
Step One
Soap in small pot.
Small pot in hot water bath.
Big mess.
Step Two'
Pour into mold.
Chunky bits ignored.
Big Mess.
Step Three
Unmold.
Use knives and pry.
Soap is moist and sticky.
Big Mess.
Step Four
Cut into shapes.
Cookie cutters used.
Most pieces stuck in cutter.
Big MESS.
Step Five
Look at different molds.
Realize most of them won't work.
Can imagine sticky soap being stuck in small crevices.
BIG MESS.
Step Six
Chose the one with the least details.
Create another big mess by adding colour to soap.
BIG MESS.
Step Seven
Unmold after much difficulty.
Some not even set.
Break a few molds in the process.
BIG FKG MESS.
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