my son just had a birthday! I gave him tools. He made me soap molds with his own little hands!
I am very excited. So excited that I think I'll be having soap overload and I might just fill up that soap rack he also made me for my Birthday!!
I was so anxious to unmold these and slice that when I checked on them just 10hrs later they were solid and ready...
I am very excited. So excited that I think I'll be having soap overload and I might just fill up that soap rack he also made me for my Birthday!!
In the years when I stayed home with my children when they were young, I decorated cakes. Lots of cakes , and that supplemented our income. I think now I've been able to use that practice on soaps and while they look totally edible, I won't be eating these. I needed to find an outlet for my need to make scrumptious things...as my waistline has a mind of its own. The boy is making me some sort of tube holding molds that I can add circles and designs into my soap logs. I think this is just the start of a very fun year of 2012 Markets.
I have lots of new essential oils and am not afraid to try new natural color ideas. Gotta go...the soapin fever is taking over..
Wow! I am impressed, what a handy boy your have! The molds are nice and I would love to have a drying rack like that. And that soap does looks good enough to eat! Making soap is a good way to pass the winter days...although so is eating yummy baked treats :)..!
ReplyDeleteJust thought i stop by and thank you for your thoughtful and caring comments in the last few days. I really appreciated them.
ReplyDeleteYou are right...your soaps look good enough to eat.
Thanks for stopping on over - you certainly look busy making all that goat soap... I can even smell it - Hmmm.... best wishes in 2012
ReplyDeleteVery nice! The rack and the molds! and the soaps are very pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! You are a soap making beast!!! Love it!
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