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Soap and other Obsessions by Zonella Gould and Sally Trew is my favorite......most informative.

.......and I've been wishing I had some soap to rebatch :)

Very pretty. I would love to see that salt bar cut!!

Very clever! I love it! the only thing I would add is a -1/4" lip so you can slide the soap out exactly to the edge of that lip and then using the mold as a straight guide to cut off the bar. (just an idea for you)

I judge my SF on the recipe and usually soap at 5-6% but if you want to use 8% that will be perfectly fine ....it's personal preference. As for the amt. of milk powder, go according to the directions on the can for powdered if your opting for 100% milk as your liquid. Good luck:)

So pretty!! I agree with Newbie on pouring both high and low.

Just a crafty person, anything old fashioned catches my eye as did soap making. Once I tried it I was hooked. What's so great about soap is that you never seem to stop learning so it never gets boring and you never seem to run out of ideas to try. And the benefits of course are just the icing on...

What a beautiful picture....very well done!

Yes you can. What I do is take a little bit of the melted oils and make a slurry or paste with my milk powder. set this aside. Then after I add the lye to my pot of oils, and stick blend it a couple of times I add in the milk slurry. Stick blend to trace. Looking forward to seeing your end...

Anxiously anticipating......'The Rest of the Story"! :D

Cut the tops off. I always do when I make HP. Love the Chabby chic:)

Yikes! I had a seperation today....barely managed to save it, course, it's not done yet either :(

Yummy!!

Those are Darling!!

So Simple & yet so beautiful! Great Job!

I've ALWAYS done 5-6%.....but recently I have been experimenting with only 3% in my tried and true recipes to see what the difference is or if I can even tell a difference. I'm also intrested in the change in the lather.

Any special tips anyone could give me? I love the look of the two combined!!

Gorgeous!

What kind of soap are you wrapping? M&P or CP?

They look so pretty! Great job! congrats:)