ResolvableOwl
Notorious Lyear
@GemstonePony This is “acceptable” . Any degree of putting more effort in a “professional” appearance will only question the DIYness.
Thank you very much!I think it does look professional and beautiful. I'd be thrilled to get such a pretty package!
Thank you! I'm a bit of a perfectionist, so my slightly off-centered labels and inconsistent handwriting bother me probably more than they should.@GemstonePony This is “acceptable” . Any degree of putting more effort in a “professional” appearance will only question the DIYness.
Wow' looks like a real pretzel.... Most impressive
very pretty.Black linen and Amber soap cut:
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Waiting for my Bergamot Tea Soap to cool down so I can cut it Let me just say I replaced All liquid w/ Tea & It Heated Up In The Lye & Didn't Smell Good
Wow' looks like a real pretzel.... Most impressive
Sweet and dear Peachy, as always. Perhaps, yes the pungent lye scent was from strong tea...? I do like me a good strong cup of tea though. I'm glad it at least smells good now!Maybe my tea was to strong' thats why the pungent lye scent? dunno.
Thats so interesting Pretzels are cooked in Lye Water' ( I Think) I love a Hot Fresh Pretzel w/ Course Salt & Hot Cheese Dip For Dipping' OMG Drooling
I was at enough bakeries from enough villages (Baden, Bavaria, Alsace, Tyrol…) which all claim to be the most original origin of the pretzel (or the most capitalistic capitals of today's pretzel culture). So I have some self-confidence on this under my belt . Watching bakers juggle the dough strings into shape is somewhere between meditative, puzzling, and witnessing magic – it's not as if I hadn't tried it myself (from wheat dough for edible pretzels), but I'll leave these to the experts and stay with my clumsy tilting and squeezing for soap pretzels.
By the way, pretzel bakers are somewhat close relatives to soapmakers: they are handling lye too, and they are divided into two equally emotional factions, fallen out with each other over the inclusion of lard.
Oh my gosh--you've just inspired me for coaches gifts for my son's hockey team next year!! Colored with activated charcoal!!"Some more Soap Humor "
we all have them Ugly ducklings soap's mishaps. Thought Id post this one' It looks like a Deli Cutlet I named it according, lol bawhaha Cause it looks like A Meat Deli Cutlet & Its The Size Of A Hocky Pock! I Named This One
⬇⬇ View Picture. on a good note This Deli Cutlet Smells Fab!!!
Yay' love it when us Soapers do this.Oh my gosh--you've just inspired me for coaches gifts for my son's hockey team next year!! Colored with activated charcoal!!
Did you post the right photo? I'm looking for the ugly and the mishaps??!! Still looking...."Some more Soap Humor "
we all have them Ugly ducklings soap's mishaps. Thought Id post this one' It looks like a Deli Cutlet I named it according, lol bawhaha Cause it looks like A Meat Deli Cutlet & Its The Size Of A Hocky Pock! I Named This One
⬇⬇ View Picture. on a good note This Deli Cutlet Smells Fab!!!
Very Willy Wonka!Did you post the right photo? I'm looking for the ugly and the mishaps??!! Still looking....
Now, here's ugly and I'll show off my dancing funnel skills:
I like it! Looks like marble. Beautiful.I cut my cocoa-mint soap today. My first swirl. It got a little too thick before I poured the cocoa powder color and didn't quite swirl properly, but I think it's pretty.
Thanks. Hopefully it'll be even better next time.I like it! Looks like marble. Beautiful.
love your Ugly too' as the saying go's misery loves company.Did you post the right photo? I'm looking for the ugly and the mishaps??!! Still looking....
Now, here's ugly and I'll show off my dancing funnel skills:
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