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I'm really liking the look of your oatmeal stout! It looks very rustic ^_^ And I love the coloring on sushine daydream and the swirls in the Rise and Shine are so nice and crisp looking! Very pretty!

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Tamra
New to soaping, long time crafter and artisan, avid learner of new things!

Rise and Shine soap is gorgeous!

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Such pretty soaps! Love those colors, they really pop.

Here is what I've been up to.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Is that CP?! Wow~ did you make the mold?

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Wow that is amazing, looks so life like.

Wow, soapbuddy, your orange soap is so cool-looking!

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Oh my goodness! I wouldn't have ever dreamed CP could look like that! Too cool, soapbuddy ^_^ Work of a true CP artist!

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Tamra
New to soaping, long time crafter and artisan, avid learner of new things!

That is so neat, Irena! Did you use orange EO or something else to scent it?

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

Thank you everyone. The orange soap is actually MP. Instant gratification. The white part that looks like the pith is painted on after the soap was taken out of the mold. It's scented with an orange blend. It's a silicone 3D mold that I have had for a long time.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Want! So nice, beautiful and I'm sure the fragrance is top of the line!

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Wow soapbuddy wonderful. TC great job love them. Cat you too. All so talented.I love lookin at the pics.

<3 Not nearly as fancy as most of the pictures I've seen, but I love it!!

I do plan on eventually starting up a small business. It is my dream to do something from home to earn a little. You might be able to tell from my picture that I am cutting challenged . Those bars are anywhere from 3.6oz to 5.5oz. I also do not have a real mold. I was using baby wipe containers. They are almost the right size, but a little to long for my liking. I ordered the 12" loaf mold from BB. Anyone use that? What is everyone's favorite?

Hi SunnySide! I like your oatmeal soap! A miter box works great for cutting nice even slices from a loaf of soap. I drew a line 1 inch from the straight cut and line the edge of my soap with the mark so that the slices will be the same size. I use that and an 8 inch stainless steel drywall knife to cut my soap. It's also wide enough to use on my slab molds that my hubby made for me. I lay a ruler across the top and score lightly with my knife and then line my knife up with the marks and cut. Easy-peasy!

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

SunnySide we all started at the beginning! Study up have fun, experiment once you get your feet on the ground and you are comfortable and voila! Your soap looks great and I bet it feels good too. Comgrats!

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