It's hard not to get carried away swirling the two soaps together at this point! This soap has cured for 5 weeks, sitting on shelves in our bedroom, where I turned it every day for the first few weeks. It truly smells good enough to eat!
(The difference in colors between the two photos above is that the first was taken in natural light, the second taken with flash. The first one is truer to the actual color. The second photo was taken when the soap logs were just turned out of the mold, with one log sliced into bars. This is so much fun!)
(The difference in colors between the two photos above is that the first was taken in natural light, the second taken with flash. The first one is truer to the actual color. The second photo was taken when the soap logs were just turned out of the mold, with one log sliced into bars. This is so much fun!)
It's taking me longer than I had hoped, but I should soon have my Soap'n'Such site up and running with a shopping cart, so check back often! I will be sure to announce it on Cranberry Morning. And I'm going to have frequent giveaways, so don't miss that!
4 comments:
How about a giveaway to the first blog reader who gives birth? :D It all looks so very fabulous!!!!
Thanks, Stacey. :-)
...great idea for a giveaway! :-)) By the way, I wrote to a few family and friends about Soren's missing mud boots. I think you should post that. What a CUTE story!!
Stacey that is so funny...I wonder who would win...hmmmm...maybe Stacey. :D The soap looks beautiful. I always want to buy it all. You do such a good job making soap and packaging it so beautifully.
Awww...thanks for the compliments!
I will be happy to let you buy it all, Deb. You just have to convince Mike. ;-)haha
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