How to Make Melt and Pour Soap
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- mariaandrea
- AnneWatkins
- Willow4
- TreasuresPlanted
- cswitwer
- CrazedWriter
- jerrib
- maybemom55
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» mariaandrea - This is GREAT!
Welcome to the Suite! I've always wanted to learn how to make soap and your instructions are so clear I'm sure my kids and I can do this. Thanks!-- posted by mariaandrea
» AnneWatkins - Re: This is GREAT!
In response to message posted by mariaandrea:How very interesting! This sounds like fun. I really enjoyed the article, and your writing style is great. Welcome to the Suite!
Anne
-- posted by AnneWatkins
» TreasuresPlanted - Great first article, and welcome to Suite101!
Great first article, and welcome to Suite101! I am happy you are here, as I have a Soapmaking book and a melt and pour kit, but I never seem to get around to trying them out! I do hope you will also teach us about some old-fashioned methods. I am particularly glad to have your links, which will hopefully help me out when I need supplies. I couldn't seem to find them in the stores, even though I live in a large town! Hey, maybe that's another article idea?
Lori Seaborg
Needlework Contributing Editor
http://suite101.com/welcome.cfm/13392
-- posted by TreasuresPlanted
» CrazedWriter - Great Topic
Great Topic Welcome! Thanks for all of the great information. We love to do melt and pour soaping, although I don't get to do it very often. I look forward to reading your next article!-- posted by CrazedWriter
» maybemom55 - thanks!
Thank you! I just made my first (ever) soap. Started with some oatmeal bars. How fun!-- posted by maybemom55
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