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Love the blues and greens...and I think my favorite is the round one too! :smile:

Love the colors...:smile:

Obsidian the smell should cure out very nicely, but keep in mind that the lard won't smell too badly if you can keep it from getting very hot to begin with.

Sounds like a good trip. :wink: You must have passed right through my "neck of the woods"...

Wow...I'm surprised it got hard enough to mold!! Don't you hate when you do something like that!!! :lol:

:-) Welcome to the forum Niki!

Welcome to the forum MC... Keeping it simple, that's a good goal! 8-)

Hello, and welcome to the forum! It sounds like you've been busy. :-) Have you also had the chance to check out some type of "calculator" like the one at SoapCalc: http://www.soapcalc.net/calc/SoapCalcWP.asp ? It's always a good idea to run any recipe you may find through one...just to make...

Welcome to the forum Roseb. :smile:

Welcome to the forum. I'm sure you're going to love cp soap making. You sound like I did when it came to lotion making...I wanted to make lotion for years before I finally took the dive. LOL! Anyway, it's good to have you. :grin:

Hey Lindsay, welcome to the forum. Good to have another Kentuckian. :grin:

Very nice!!

Very pretty!

Super nice!!! :grin:

They are beautiful and creamy looking!!

I've never had rebatches to look too nice for me either...:cry:

Good luck on your presentation! :-)

Nice...

Those are all some pretty good lessons to share...Probably one of the biggest that sticks out in my mind is to ALWAYS start off small, and never take on a big batch...till you have a good recipe down pat. ;-)

I wouldn't be put off by lard based on the one inident, since the use of lard can make for some really creamy nice soaps, and like said above so many other factors can contribute to dos besides the oils that went into the batch.