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Yes, it's a tall skinny - but it's 2.5" wide so they are pretty big bars.

I cut a small batch of soap that I threw together at the last minue last night. VERY interesting swirl. Pics: https://www.soapmakingforum.com/threads/theres-a-face-in-my-soap.76544/

Can you see it?

Pretty! Fantastic layers!

Yup. but the knobbies are a pain to unmold. I don't know if I'll use those again for salt bars. I'll wait to see how they feel in actual use to decide if it is worth the trouble. ETA: living near a supplier is awesome - mainly because I don't have to wait for anything ship. They carry all my...

I agree - I just love the look of a simple solid colored soap. And the ease of making it is a bonus. My last "complicated" effort was a fail and I soothed my frustration by chasing it with a simple soap the next batch. :) I made another batch of salt bars. I used cocoa butter in this batch so I...

I have an over the loo storage unit with slatted wood shelves that I got from IKEA a few years ago. It has narrow depth shelves, the slats are close together so the soap can sit easily, and is easy to tuck away without intruding too far into any room. I store my curing bars on this, and they get...

Hello! I'm also a lover of sewing! I swing back and forth between my hobbies LOL. Welcome to the forum. :)

Beautiful! I love the swirl on top.

I'm trying to convince myself that I *do not* need one of these - but you're making it hard @Mobjack Bay !

Aw .. I'm sorry you had a bad day.:(

I am very scent driven - a scent can relax me, or soothe me, or uplift me... but only certain types and I never tire of a select few. Some scents (like sweet or foodie scents) I can only tolerate in short bits, and I don't ever want to wear them.

They are the Wilton 24 mini pumpkin mold and I got it from Nature's Garden. I had to line them up in the mold (they are cold process.) I found a cylinder mold of the same shape and size and that would probably have been easier to put in a tall/skinny mold. I should call this soap "The swirl...

Thank you! This is what I call a "learning experience" :lol:

Well ... feel free to laugh - I sure did! This is the first time I've ever used embeds. I miscalculated how much soap I'd need to cover the embeds, so they are short and stocky bars. Also, I should have waited another day to unmold and cut, but I just couldn't do it.:p I definitely think this...

I made a fall themed soap tonight. Boy did it accelerate. My son’s favorite soap is an older formula of mine and it’s a bit high in cocoa butter. Always stiffens fast on me. We will have to see how it turns out. I used a new TS mold from NS and it has a clear cover so at least I can watch it...

They look good enough to eat.

Thank you! I used 50/50 of Lavender and Frankincense Frereana. These are going to be for my own use and I love how these two oils smell together. Plus they are both skin friendly. It was nothing fancy, but the bars smell amazing and I hope it sticks through the cure.

These all look amazing. I love my rice soaps. I’ll test the salt bars in a few months - but I’m patient enough to wait.

I'm so sorry I totally missed your original post. I am very glad to hear your dad is improving though. Sending good juju your way. Hugs too.