Thank you so much. I was really flying by the seat of my pants, acting like I knew what I was doing because company was watching.Beautiful'
Thank you so much. I was really flying by the seat of my pants, acting like I knew what I was doing because company was watching.Beautiful'
thx so much' lol@Peachy Clean Soap @Catscankim Hey green team, nicely done!
Yikes I laughed too but dittoSorry, I should not have laughed... that can be very scary as a female working at night. Glad you are being careful!!
Time to deep clean?! That looks pertty cleaned up to me! I want all those containers!Prepped FOURTEEN batches of soap! 8 pull throughs and 6 for 7.5lb mold. Whew! Very last ingredient perfectly measured all 14 portions. Then realized it was poly80 and not SL!
Well, better now than after a few failed soap!
Tomorrow is a deep clean of the studio before the holiday soap making ensues.
I totally understand @msunnerstood !! I’ve been making labels with my cricut too and just today a friend and I were trying to do that with a label for her daughters baby shower. She’s giving some soap as gifts to the guests. It took us 4 hours to figure it out , mistakes all all! we just finished an hour ago!All I wanted today was to make my labels for my Wizard of oz soaps. Sounds simple doesnt it? Yeah, no. I wanted shapes so I had to use the cricut, which was fine until it started cutting the words out even though I flattened the imagine. so off to youtube university to troubleshoot that, got that fixed then discovered my printer wouldnt load my glossy label paper. I had that printer almost totally taken apart when I happened upon a video that mentioned the "Manual Feeder" never knew it had one. Finally got a page to load and my print came out ballooned. couldnt even read the words. An hour later, I figured out I had to turn the allow bleed setting off.
All day making one sheet of labels. I swear if I were rich Id have had them made.
"AWSOMETASTIC" love that word you created' says it all. Yes agree long cures are so "AWSOMETASTIC".No major soapiness to report today. I did turn my curing soaps (simple pleasure). We just got back from another trip to see my dad and sis. So excited Sis is finally using soap to wash with (what a concept) instead of to decorate with. Nice to re-visit old soaps. Some scents have faded -- BUT the lather is awesome. Long cures are awesometastic!
EDIT: P.S. I checked my calendar and realized 2 soaps were cured so I boxed them. I am absolutely thrilled to use again my all time favorite "Spring Clean" scented with rosemary/lemongrass! Shower time, here I come!
I love soap art! How wonderful. I also ADORE ADORE All things small. Inherited my grandmother’s hand made Knick Knack shelf that includes TREASURES. Those figurines fit into that category!Thank you, you`re so sweet It is fun when things go well! (and not so fun when they don`t, lol..)
This is my soapsy ting today...
I got these tiny figurines that is for model trains. I wanted to have some for when I am taking pictures of my soaps when I get my blog up.
Yes, it is a bit of silly, but I want to do things my own way
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I’ve been building my stash for awhile.Time to deep clean?! That looks pertty cleaned up to me! I want all those containers!
Great bubbles!So yesterday made my 1st soap in over a month' felt like it was forever. I made a mixture of different mint scents & it smells wonderful, in the soap recipe used coconut milk, goats milk & honey then kicked up the heat' lol "what was i thinking? of course it over heated & cracked, the fisher doesn't look that deep fingers crossed it isn't. As I designed this soap I had in mind trying to replicate a picture that reminds me of an experience from days of yesteryears for our Sept Soap Challenge' looking forward to cutting it' to see how close I got, this will be fun. I may post a picture depending how it looks' the two colors morphed to baby poo' & throw up' praying it morphs back to original colors it was intended, I'm remaining hopeful. It smells great & will have nice bubbles so all is not lost. I'll keep ya'll posted,
Thx for reading my post... .
Update: this soap should win "ugly duckling award' but on a positive note as expected it lathers & smells wonderful. It's name is " Bubble Mint" i'm leaving it in big blocks, the oval shape was left over that didn't fit in mold. ok w/ out further ado here it is.
3rd & final update' show the bubbles...
I love soap art! How wonderful. I also ADORE ADORE All things small. Inherited my grandmother’s hand made Knick Knack shelf that includes TREASURES. Those figurines fit into that category!
I LOVE these!Cut my line pour soaps...the lines are a little wonky (cause the mold slipped out of my hands). But I like them. I couldn't understand why the video did a gradient pour at the end...it might not have been her intention and completely planned that way, but for me it was because I was running out of white, which is. probably because I dropped the mold in the beginning. The scent is a 1/2 1/2 combo of Willow and Ivy from BB, and Champagne from NS. It smells so good!
I cut the one on the left regularly. Should be about 5oz after the cure. The rest of them I cut following @AliOop instructions. Right now they are about 4.25oz. Not sure if I followed the instructions properly. I also ended up with lots of soap scraps. It's not as easy to cut as the videos portray. But I like the way the smaller ones fit in my hand. It usually takes quite a few showers until I like the regular cut ones.
My kitchen is a disaster right now because I decided to do some houseplant duties. Its a forest in here LOL. I have a plant problem, which I didn't realize how many i had until I gathered them all into one room. Tried to crop most of it out.
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Right' Thank ÜGreat bubbles!
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