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Where did you get your stamp? Can't wait to see some stamped soap from you!

Beautiful soap! And yes, I do believe I will have some with my bacon and oatmeal!

They look great! Did you use the no-slime Castille recipe? I have been thinking about trying a Castille. Now would be the time to do it if I want to gift some at Christmas!

Hey Ford, they have wavy cutters at Hobby Lobby in the soap making supplies section, and you can always use the 40% off coupon!

That is awesome! We eat a LOT of bacon around here and love it. I HAVE to make this for my husband! How did you process the bacon grease? Did you strain out the "crumblies" left over from cooking the bacon? We keep a tin can at the stove where we pour all our bacon grease...any tips would be...

Absolutely beautiful soap! I love the colors. This would have been a great entry!

Your soap looks wonderful! It does look good enough to eat...LOL. @Zing So, what do you think of the cutter? Are you pleased? Will it do everything you want it to? This is the one that shipped from Russia isn't it? (I have been stalking cutter threads because I would really like to have one but...

I really like the subtle colors in your first attempt (gives me ideas! LOL) but think your third soap is beautiful! :thumbs:

Beautiful! I love all the "pizazz"!

Can you post pictures and your recipe? That will help folks help you! I have found even when they don't work out like I planned, the soap can still be really nice!

Thank you, Adobehead! I can't tell you how lard is to bathe with...LOL> Just made this and have to wait, however I decided to try it based on all the posts here about people loving their lard-based soap. Just do a search for lard and you will see a lot of folks really like it. This is my first...

Maxine, someone on this site recommended the mold for a good starter mold (I was using an old plastic velveeta cover that I had to line...made for square soaps instead of rectangular bars). This one was recommended in another thread by @jcandleattic here - Soap molds I love the mold so far...

Thank you! I was pleased for a sixth batch of soap!

That is what I have heard, and that is why I am trying it! LOL Thanks, Todd!

Thank you, @shunt2011 and @Megan ! I had fun and am learning so much! Next project is to begin figuring out how to harvest duck and deer fat, then render it, before next hunting season! 😃

Very nice and very realistic looking!!! You should be pleased!

@Kafayat Adebowale oyeniyi Did you take any pictures of this soap cut? I probably missed them, but am wondering how the colors are doing. Beautiful soap!!!!

Beautiful soap! These are beautiful! I love the after pictures as much as the fresh cut ones! I am amazed at the patience you all have to keep soaps around for a year to see what they do! Since I have just started making soap and am doing small batches I either use it or give it away as soon...

Those are beautiful white bars!

I made soap using a new recipe with 50 percent lard yesterday. I wanted to try a pencil line so that was my main goal on this soap, other than testing the new recipe. My colors did not turn out quite like I wanted, I wanted a darker green and brown, but I am also experimenting with colors. I...