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These are too adorable. You did a great job on them, I would never know they weren't store bought.

I can't speak to their smell...but they look beautiful!!

Ditto to this.

I think the people who are really interested in natural ingredients and quality, would buy your soap anyway. When you have researched it at all, you know the difference between BS, and a real natural product.

Kind of scary.

Welcome! I joined last week as well. I am already learning tons. I am sure some of the more experienced members will be able to help you with the eczema question.

Beautiful! I have just recently gotten my first sewing machine, and have really enjoyed some basic projects like curtains and tablecloths. How hard is it to jump into quilting. Did you teach yourself, or did you take a class?

I really don't have any insight, but wanted to tell you that they look really pretty with the swirls...so if you figure out how it happened...it might be worth replicating from time to time for a different effect.

I have heard this as well.

THX. I have heard of a solid bath oil, but never tried it...it sounds really interesting.

YES! It would bother me.

They look awesome!

Sorry if this is a silly question...but what exactly is a bath melt?

How expensive is this hobby? I really want to learn, but I don't want something that is going to cost me hundreds of dollars to do. I really want to know what the cost is, once you have made the initial investment in the tools you will need.

I got a viking machine for Christmas. I have never sewed in my life, and after one class learning how to thread and operate the machine, I have made curtains, and table cloths with no trouble at all. They have some really user friendly features.