Nice to know that we know where twinkle twinkle little star is...It is right here in this soap.  No really, there are little eco-friendly stars embedded on top and inside the soap!  As I mentioned, the stars are biodegradable which is so cool!  

This was a fun piece to design and hopefully you like it!  Just in time for Christmas and Winter.  

Great for a teacher gift, coworker gift, friend, stocking stuffer...and the list goes on!

Hope you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Please stop by as you can as I am adding new soaps to my shop!

HALLOWEEN IS UPON US ALREADY!  I have been so busy making soap that I lost track of the time.  This is one of my Halloween soaps and I love the swirl so much and the colors!

I have been using one of the samples of this soap and it is to creamy and the lather is amazing!  I would like to say it witch-approved but then I would have to be a witch!  

These can be purchased locally (just in case)!

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

Halloween Season is upon us!  This design has so many components - a bat, crescent moon, stars all embedded and visible from first handwash to the last!

Scented with Witches Brew.

Fun to design for sure!

Hope you all have a Happy Halloween!

The scent on this is amazing....so crisp and clean (eucalyptus and peppermint).  I decided to make this a 3 layer soap starting with a dark indigo, then a medium indigo and then a very creamy off white with a softly carved top.  It looks very stylish and the scent is memorable!  

This soap probably will not be available very long - lots of positive feedback.  Would be a wonderful stocking stuffer, coworker gift (for everyone), hostess gift...you are only limited by your imagination!  No, seriously this soap is amazing!

Color-wise, this soap could be suitable for both Fall and Winter/Christmas - red/green/gold colors and to make it really special it is scented with a mix of Apple Bourbon and Kentucky bourbon scents!  The top of the bar is swirled with the above-mentioned colors and the addition of dried cranberry seeds as well!

Getting started on Fall and Holiday soaps is my happy time!  So many ideas and sometimes not enough time but I am getting there!  

We moved in April and spent a good amount of time and more setting up my "soaping area" which has ended up being stored in a nice den off the kitchen/living room and my old standby art table in the same area of the kitchen/living room.  

I am truly in my happy space now and will be creating more soap and art in the years to come!

Hope you all have a wonderful Fall, Christmas, New Year and rest of the year and on and on and on!

I wanted to come up with a soap that would represent the Caribbean Sea - the aqua blue of the sea for starters!  I made a swirl of an aqua and a very pale light green mixed in with the white background and  I think it works!  The scent is a mix of lime and eucalyptus.  The top of the bar is swirled with the above-mentioned colors.

The soap itself is made with coconut oil, shea butter and olive oil which makes a delightful bar of soap.  The swirl, of course, goes all through the soap - side to side and top to bottom!

I wanted to come up with a soap that would represent the Caribbean Sea - the aqua blue of the sea for starters!  I made a swirl of an aqua and a very pale light green and mixed in with the white background I think it works!  The scent is a mix of lime and eucalyptus.  The top of the bar is swirled with the above-mentioned colors.

The soap itself is made with coconut oil, shea butter and olive oil which makes a delightful bar of soap.  The swirl, of course, goes all through the soap.

Summer in the garden, such a wonderful time and so many memories.  This soap satisfies a little bit of the longing to garden - a cherry tomato soap scented with Farmer's Market Tomato fragrance oil!  The base of the soap is a swirl pattern, the top is solid colored and yes, there is a cherry tomato on top (red, orange or red orange).

I originally made this soap during a demonstration where I live which was so much fun!  It is amazing to see how mixing together some oils and lye water can make soap!  The class stopped by the next day and I demonstrated cutting the soap and explained a bit about letting the soap "rest" for a while. 

I used two essential oils to scent the soap- orange essential oil and patchouli.  The scent is intoxicating!  I kept the soap simple to let the scent talk for itself!  The top of the soap was gently sculpted and then scattered a little bit of glitter on top!  I would definitely consider this soap as a "class act"!