6 bars of cocoa butter, coconut oil and lavender soap. They look gorgeous except the dried lavender went brown once it was put in the soap - but hey, for my first attempt I'm just glad they set :-).
One baby snuggly order.
This is what Nathan made for his girlfriend with those Hama beads. Absolute bugger to make them all stick together while ironing but we managed it.
Well done with the soap - looks great :-D Clair x
ReplyDeleteWow that soap looks fab fab fab! You must posty a tutorial on now to make it pleasey :-) hhhmm I wonder how the shops keep their lavendar's colour in soaps?
ReplyDeleteI bet that soap smells delish!
ReplyDeleteThe boys are having a Hama bead obsession at the moment too. We bought a big tup from Ikea and they were so much cheaper than the "proper" ones.
ReplyDeleteThe design for the heart is very pretty, he must have his mama's eye for colours and pattern.
Soap looks lovely by the way - is any of it going on Etsy? ;-)
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Oh, wonderful soap, looks good enough to eat. I bet it smells gorgeous and will be so lovely to use. Well done. xxx
ReplyDeleteI love the soap, it looks so lovely and I bet it smells wonderful too!
ReplyDeletesoap looks fab, well done you
ReplyDeleteloving that heart xx
Bravo on the soap!!It looks fab!
ReplyDeletethe soap looks lush :)
ReplyDeleteYummy-looking soap! Echo Becks' question.xx
ReplyDeleteThat soap looks edible, bet it smells lovely as well.
ReplyDeleteShell, I haven't been over to your blog for ages! Love the new look and that Soap looks fab. I keep telling myself that I don't have time for crafting these days but the truth is I think it's making me miserable. Think I *need* to clear off my craft desk and just go for it. Sod the housework! I rather like that, it should become the motto of all crafty mamas Lol!
ReplyDeleteHow's the hair going? Make sure you share some pics ;-)
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That soap makes me hungry!
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