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Louise

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  1. Ok, ok, I'll answer the phone.....

    Me: Hello?

    Jennie: It's Jennie, I'm making whipped soap!

    Me: Well then what are you doing wasting precious minutes calling me....get back to that soap before it all hardens on you!

    Dump it in the mold!! Dump it! dump it!

    Jennie: Well, I wanted to know what colors you think would look good together...here's what I have.... ............

    Me: WHAT? You didn't have them picked out before hand? *faint*

    Jennie: What fo do you think I should use?

    Me: I dunno! Just grab one and pour it in!

    :laugh2: :laugh2: :laugh2: :laugh2: :laugh2:

  2. Jennie, the winter candy apple looks terrific! Swirls look terrific and the color is right on. I'm still waiting for my select shades to get here so I can check em out.

    It's nice to have someone who comes to you faithfully for one of your soaps. Do you have your bars up for sale after 4 weeks cure time or do you wait longer? Am just asking as it sounds from your post that you sell them after 4 weeks time.

    Also, with such nice looking bars as yours, whipped soap should be a snap for you :grin2:

  3. lol Jennie, sure you can call.... but that doesn't mean I'll answer the phone :laugh2: .

    Just print out your recipe and directions and read it over several times. Have everything set up ahead of time and your mold ready...colors ready... then go for it, you'll do fine. Once you do it your mind will start thinking of other ways to mold it and such.

    Oh, and Donna.. you said you couldn't get the excess oil wiped off? Wipe off what you can and the rest will incorporate into your bars.

  4. I have used PAM a few times before with regular CP, but I didn't really like it. It seemed to leave an oily residue on my soap that I couldn't get off.

    Pst....Donna.....Have a paper towel beside you when you're cutting it and then wipe the edges of the bars. The cooking spray comes right off :grin2:

  5. Donna, if you are good at wrapping presents then look at lining your mold this way..... you are wrapping the inside of the box...not the outside.... inside-out wrapping. wa la!

    Also after I line mine, I spray it lightly with Pam cooking spray.... you don't have to use the namebrand...any brand will do. It helps release it from the freezer paper. you can also do this with any of your fancy molds to get any of your soaps out...works like a dream. I even spray it in my flexible molds and my soap pops right out of them.

  6. jbren, you definately need to just break down and get them. You know you want them....so do it...I don't know how you held out this long! ROFL!

    Scented, glad to hear you like the colors too, lol. :P

    I made another batch of soap today but didn't use the pop colors. I'm worried about it. Not sure if I'll have a deep purple bar that bleeds blue or what, but time will tell. :laugh2:

  7. Thank you Ducky, jbren, Anita, Meridith and Barbara. I just love those pop colors and know I won't be letting myself run out of them for sure!

    Vio, I just realized I never answered your questions above :laugh2:

    It's CP and Hummingbird is a light floral scent. I'm not a big flowery person, but this one is just the ticket and so pretty and dainty. I bet you would love it too.

    Barbara, you're right, you know you're a true soaper when you manage to figure out how to get the 40 lb container of coconut oil over to the counter. Plan B was to just take my bowl and scale over to the bucket, lol.:P

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