We obviously have the same kinda thinking. 'Library' in itself doesn't sound very good as a soap name I don't think.@KiwiMoose i have one I call Man Cave! It’s whiskey & leather.
Mmm, just my 2 cents, but anything with "whiskey" in the name, I'm buyin' it! I'm a big reader but, really, 'library' vs 'whiskey'? No contest. Daddy loves his Jack.
A library FO I used a few weeks ago accelerated. My design was supposed to resemble pages of a book but instead of the originally planned name of “Book Nerd” I rebranded it “Rorschach.”
So how about “Book Nerd” or something fun like that. Or “Book Worm?” 
If you reinsert the chip card three (failed) times, then it lets you swipe with the magnetic stripeYes...except...the chip on my card doesn't work anymore so I have to use the staffed check-outs! Oh the calamity!
Cute indeed.
Not my first choice. You could use your longest knife and cut just up to the middle, and then agaain from the other side. Or repeatedly cut away the corners diagonally until the remaining chunk is small enough to be cut regularly. Or put it into a large baking pan and put it in the oven on lowest heat until it's melted, and prepare smaller, microwave-friendlier moulds to cast it into. Or (to pick up the violin topic) use a wire or handheld wire cutter (like for clay) to cut it into pieces.
That's what I did. I posted my comment went back into the kitchen and darling 10year old was standing there with a roll of wire. Why didn't I think of that
cut and have 8 kids coming Monday if lockdown ends to make soap. 10yr old currently grating up older cp soap for confetti.
It smells so good! The combination of the two FOs almost smell buttery. Problem, they both accelerate. My most recent attempt looks more like a peanut butter cup than anything resembling whiskey & leather!
(I was trying to swirl brown & tan but it turned into tan blobs inside a brown loaf.) I’m sticking with these FOs though, bc I love them...stubborn person that I am.
I went into yesterday’s whipped body butter using the cold method. Meaning, I melt my hard butters EXCEPT the Shea. Then I add my melted hard butters and liquid oils (and vit E) to the Shea, then whip. However, made one adjustment. I instead melted my hard butters, added that to the Shea, then put the whole bowl over a big pot of boiling water. An awkward double boiler. Stirred the fats until the Shea was completely melted and not a speck of unmelted Shea was detected. I stirred the fats the whole time to speed up the process.
I posted a cool soap dish I purchased at an antique shop. The vessel is very narrow and my normal bars of soap would sit much too awkwardly in the dish. These little round soaps would be a better fit and would not detract from the beauty of the dish.Dunno. I'm feeling quite comfortable right now, being the one smart-a** rambling, but not wasting my own filament.
Is resin soap posing special requirements to dishes?
Yes, yes, indeed - but that no workie on the "self scan" stations. At least it doesn't at our Wally World.
Yep makes perfect sense (to me, anyway).
