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Thanks guys!! And Kathy, i just made some today!

I just finished charcoal/oatmeal soap! Tab, your soaps are so cute!

When I first saw your slogan, I thought it was awesome. And your products fit! To me it says, getting the good stuff without emptying your walllet. Who wouldn't want that? I love your slogan! Oh, and for guys... how about shaving cream?

Thank you so much, Soapmom, Digit, and Starduster! I'm so glad you all took the time to take a look and provide feedback! I'm really happy you all like it! Yay! :-)

You are very welcome! Glad I could help!! And I'm so glad you got something you really love! It really is beautiful.

Lindy, it's gorgeous! Did The Logo Co. come up with it?

Thanks Lindy! I hope you find them to be as easy to work with as I did. I would love to see your finished product when you are done!!

Positively GORGEOUS! I love it!

Thank you all for your feedback, and your willingness to check it out. I really appreciate all of your comments! :D :D :D

And yet, still gorgeous!

Wow! How COOL! Great job!

Thanks, Tab!! :-)

Thanks Ian! I used Dreamweaver for the home page and the store/shopping cart is Zen-Cart.

Announcing the grand opening of my new website! 3 Walnuts is open for business! I am very excited! See http://www.3walnuts.com. Let me know your thoughts and if you see anything that needs fixing. I know about the one missing product picture. Yay! :-)

Lucky, lucky you! I am forever in search of the perfect storage/drying rack. I am currently using those long shoe storage things that hang in the closet with foam board to stiffen each "shelf". After the vinyl one tore under the weight, I got the canvas ones. It works really well, but I like...

I used The Logo Company. I gave them a few ideas of how I was thinking and they came back with about 10 different designs. I ended up combining 3 of the designs and made revisions here and there and then finally ended up with my finished logo that I loved!

FanTAStic photos! I wish I had your eye!

They are both very beautiful! Good photography skills too! :-)

Oh My Gosh...

Thank you! That would be a swirl-in-the-mold. Poured one color in, poured the second color in, and then gently pulled it up and around with the spoon.