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Hand-Made Jewellery - New Photos Hi, have you looked at the US site www.etsy.com for a place to sell your creations? It's cheap to run and easy to navigate. Nice looking and high quality website. I sell my beaded, gemstone and polymer clay stuff on there. Best wishes, Soapykaz (Cornwall...

Making (and Selling) Jewellery Hi, have you looked at the US site www.etsy.com for a place to sell your creations? It's cheap to run and easy to navigate. Nice looking and high quality website. I sell my beaded, gemstone and polymer clay stuff on there. I'm trying to teach myself how to...

I think it can take time (up to a few weeks) for your registration with the search engines to filter through and then you will appear in the lists. Make sure also that your "key words or key phrases" are registered - i.e. when somebody types "hand-made soap" or "glycerin soap" or "olive oil...

It looks very sturdy and well-made. Just a thought that if you were to make another one, start much wider at the base, with each shelf above the other being slightly narrower than the one below, you will be able to see the soaps better. You won't lose shelf space, because you will have extra...

Hi Tabitha - In addition to my soap-making newbie 'attempts', I'm trying to put together Lavender Bags, and (cinnamon/orange) Dried Spice Bags (for scenting drawers and hanging in wardrobes). I'm in Cornwall in the UK and am having problems sourcing Orris Root to fix the fragrance in the...

Reply Thanks for all your advice. Should I be adding between 1 tsp and 1 tblsp of Fragrance Oil to 1kg of M&P glycerin base? Or is it some other weight? Yes the Chocolate fragrance oil I used was specifically for soap making, from a very good website in UK. I will try again, but I might stay...

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Reply Thanks. Enjoy your visit to Porthkerris next year. Best wishes,

Sending positive, healing thoughts to your friend and to you too as you will need to be strong to support her through this. Sounds like she's had more than her share of bad luck already - and so she must be due some good luck soon. Best wishes, from Soapykaz (Cornwall, UK) "The best thing...

Hi Jennifer, lovely website, I'm sure you'll do really well. Make sure that your website is registered with all the main search engines to ensure that when a buyer types 'hand-made soap' your site will appear in his list of results - hopefully at or near the top of the list. Best wishes, soapykaz

Hi Della, good comments. I love your etsy store & have added you to my favourites list. Mine is called beautifulandbeaded, I do beaded, polymer clay & gemstone stuff mainly. Best wishes, soapykaz. http://beautifulandbeaded.etsy.com

:D A big Hi to all the soap makers out there (so clever!), I'm new to this forum and to soap making. I've purchased a couple of lovely books, read a lot of (some quite poor) websites, thank Heavens I've found this one. I've made up a few small sample batches using Melt and Pour glycerin...