Those of us who make handmade soap can appreciate all the steps that go into turning out a market-ready product. From planning a soap handmade with pure ingredients, then the cutting, stamping and curing to the final labeling -it's a minimum 6 week incubation.
Fortunately, most of us who make homemade soap for a living find that each step of the process brings it's own sense of joy & satisfaction.
Poor Mick, I guess he wasn't a soap maker! ;)
9 comments:
I am also a soap maker. I make natural soaps that contain vegetable oils and herbs. I understand the satisfaction that it gives at each phase of making soap.
Oh my goodness--those are seriously the most gorgeous soap packages ever! I've racked my brain forever trying to come up with a vintage theme and you've nailed it! True satisfaction. :)
Congrats on 10 years, you started the same year my sister and I did. Love the new packaging for your soaps. So pretty. I know people have no idea all the work that goes into the final product.
Michelle
your packaging is utterly gorgeous Becky, really vintage, really pretty.
Awesome soap!
I can't believe you have been tweeking again? Wow. Looks wonderful. Congratulation! xo Jen
Those are amazingly beautiful-DO NOT TOUCH. No tweaking needed ever again!!
Summit Soaps: Yes, every stage has it's "fun", doesn't it?
Amy: Thanks so much, I've been trying for YEARS -but I do love these, too! :)
Michelle: Thanks Michelle, I didn't realize you guys started at the same time. Time flies when you're making soap, doesn't it? :)
Miss Polly: Thanks so much m'dear! I've been collecting these and working on them for a while now. It's a work in progress, and I have several more to add to the line...if only there were more hours in the day! ;)
Mary: Thanks! :)
Jen: Thanks so much,and yep -I've been tweaking again. You know how I am! LOL
Hi Michele: Thank you Sweetie. :) No more tweaking for me -honest! I will be adding more "Heirloom Beauties" labels to the line...kinda like tweaking, but not exactly... ;)
Gorgeous packaging, I love the labels!
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