Soap Interviews

This week is a soap maker that amazes, delights and fascinates me. She has been pushing the perceived limits with soap making from the beginning. N...

I saw Tree Marie's videos first. What struck me about Teri's videos was not just her neat-handed technique, but her soothing voice, her neat and ti...

 Tellervo has been on my radar for some time. When Sara's video came up about using the string pull technique on soap I was hooked. I had to know w...

There are some soaps that stop you in your tracks. Bearfoot Gypsy soaps are those soaps! The question that arises is "HOW?" I'm so proud to introd...

I have admired Avery Grey Soapery for as many years. Being a bit shy to ask for an interview, I finally plucked up the courage to ask. Surprisingly...

Miss B, Belinda Vandyk appeared on my radar a few years back. After taking an online tarot reading with her, I fell in love immediately! Miss B's s...

Two soap witches pulled an idea from the ethers.        Desiree came on the Sorcery Soap radar from her stunning photographs of her  unique and pec...

Laruel's enthusiasm for soap making, her bubbly and pleasant personality extends to her soap art. Laurel makes soap, sews, crochets, knits, cooks and is raising two delightful children in rural countryside. 

 

I am thrilled and honored to share this interview by the Queen of Soaps, Anne Marie from Bramble Berry with you.

So delighted to actually meet Vicki Hinde of The Soap Mine and learn more about how she creates her distinct works of soap art!

Bonnie Bartley is that invaluable resource, she has years of soap making experience having made soap since 1979. Bonnie has  250 bath and body products including cold process soap, glycerin soaps, soap rocks, and more!

There is a kind yet elusive person in the ethers of the soap community on-line... At least for me. Beth Cole Byrne. You might know her from her wo...