Farmer's Market was another fragrance I really liked so I wanted to get the most out of it before it too was headed for the bin.
I spent most of my soap time this week wrapping.
I went a little overboard this past month and now I have to do something with it all. This is just a small sample of what I ended up with after this last cure. I've got another one coming up this week. All those false butterflies will be ready to go. Yikes.
Late yesterday afternoon a big FedEx truck made its way down my driveway and dropped off this big box.
Whoa.....thank you Blueloom for the great stash enhancers. I was speechless when I opened the box. I see lots and lots of dishtowel fun in my future!
I LOVE my soaps from you! I wish I lived near you - I'd come and buy some all of the time. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat first soap photo looks good enough to eat --- chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting comes to mind.
ReplyDeleteYour soaps are wonderful, you should be selling them! Beautiful yarn, what a gift.
ReplyDeleteMeredith
The coffee soaps remind me of a layered cake. Your packaging is as pretty as your soaps.
ReplyDeleteYou make so many people happy and... clean!
ReplyDeleteThat coffee soap looks like chocolate cake to me! Ha! I'm sure everyone loves your soap. My husband comments on the smell of the soap you sent me almost daily. I know he'll be disappointed when it's gone. :-)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Like Dee, I thought that first soap was cake at first glance. Maybe this is why they call it a cake of soap? LOL I've been kind of out of touch lately as we had lots of unexpected company.
ReplyDeleteI love the soap, Farmer's Market; very beautiful colors. Have a good day and share that soap! (Nice pkg of cotton for weaving!
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