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I want to tell you a story. Not outright a soap story, but if you can trust me a bit, know I won’t waste your time, you might see what I saw. As some of you might know, we moved into our Hobbit home with great delight and anticipation of new beginnings. We call it […]

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I touched dirt today. In the desert the rain evaporates quickly because of the low humidity. Water doesn’t stay in the arid sand. As I hiked down a wash-bed I saw the swirls of different colored sands. Attracted to the swirls, I bent over and touched the wet sand. My fingers felt attracted to the sand, as […]

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Not Afraid to Toss Soap Out I toss soap regularly. I throw soap out without regret. Its one of my secrets. I try a ton of things, every day, new stuff with soap. If all else fails, I can always toss the soap out, if its a total loss. If I hold on to salvaging […]

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Magic Soap Box I’ve been working on many projects, but my most important one is a Magic Soap Box with affordable shipping costs. Shipping costs can be a huge hinderance to getting what we want from on-line companies. I’m preparing to launch the Magic Soap box. Soap flowers and one bar of  NEWLY designed Dragon Silk […]

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Follow Your Own Artistic Path True Story of Mouse and Cheese Soap I had an idea that involved a mouse and cheese pie shape, but  didn’t want to commit to an easily found silicone pie mold and wasn’t sure I’d like making pie shaped soaps. Being a person who loves using tools I have around the […]

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Fall Soaps Been getting ready for the holidays: Autumn, Halloween, Winter, Christmas… All the high holidays and seasons. First release are these Fall Soaps. If you’ve been reading my blog posts you’ll know that cold process needs 4-6 weeks to cure, to accurately weight the soap and create a solid, hard bar of lasting soap. So, I […]

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Follow Your Own Artistic Path True Story I had an idea that involved a pie shape, but  didn’t want to commit to an easily found silicone pie mold and wasn’t sure I’d like making pie shaped soaps. Being a person who loves using tools I have around the house, I avoid buying everything unnecessary. I also […]

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Feedback for Artists One of the most valuable things you, as a patron, can give an artist isn’t just your money, but your thoughts how you experience the artist’s work. For me, its a fine line, a dance of taking in thoughtful feedback and not letting it sway my creativity, all the while staying open […]

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Failed Soaps Trials and tribulations of a Soap Witch 40 Plus Soap Batches I’ve had a good run. Almost every one of my 40 plus batches has turned out to some degree… Until recently. The last four have monumentally failed. Failed in a way I couldn’t find the “happy accident” place of soaping peace. One […]

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Golf Soap I’m striving to make something for men. I did not put glitter on this one, so it MUST be for men, right? This is made with coconut oil, lard and soybean oil, the bottom is vanilla and coffee. This soap smells like fresh grass. Love it! I will buy this fragrance oil again, […]

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Update on what I’ve been up to: Working more. This is great! I’m connecting with women I’d not otherwise know through work. We discuss sugaring, while I hold space for their bodies and their pain. Its a great exercise in distraction for me and them. Distracting them from their pain, in the present and in […]

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