During the school holidays, I made some soap after seeing the ones made by Day to Day. It was a simple recipe and smells really nice. After making it, I let it harden for a few days. Today I wrapped it up with tissue and some ribbon. I finished it off with a sticker I made. This is what they look like:
I would also like to thank Christy for giving my Mum and I an award this week. Check out the notice board pins she has made today!
Posted by Sarah
oh those soaps look just lovely Sarah,very pretty, must check out the site.
cheers
maree
Sarah, those soaps are beautiful – you have done a wonderful job in packaging them – I love the colours – I bet they will be gorgeous to use!
they are fab…..have u thought about making small guest soaps?
Sharon
Your previous post made me smile. What a lot of wonderful places to go and check out, not to mention all the goodies. I have the cross stitch kit. Must get some of it done. The book cover you made certainly gives the work book a lift adn gorgeous soaps. Thanks for the tips on the pencil roll.
Oh, these look lovely all wrapped up and ready to be ripped open again! I would love to be able to smell them. I must go and check out the site now…
Kathryn.
they look so pretty all wrapped up, such a nice idea!
I love the way you have packaged the soaps you have made Sarah. They will be lovely gifts for someone special – or to use yourself. Hope you’ve had a fun week back at school catching up with all your friends. Hugs Jx
Your soaps look just great in their packaging. Just ready for giving when you need a quick little gift. Gettting lovely soaps is one of my favourite presents.
i love the wrapping.it looks so professional.how do you to do it.two little banchees have a blog and link to soap making as well.it was really interesting.i don’t think i could bare to unwrapp something so pretty.
Yes! Your soaps do look so pretty! Nice job!
Sarah, those are lovely. They would make a wonderful gift. I like the personalized labels.
Lisa
what sweet little soaps, all wrapped up. great job!
You’ve done a GREAT job on the soaps — they look like a perfect gift anybody would appreciate! Thanks for posting them. My daughter is wanting to make some soap, so I’m gonna pass this along to her also. Thanks!
Sarah Doyle
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Oh those soaps are beautifully packaged – small guest soaps would be a wonderful idea.
ooh they look gorgeous, I bet they smell amazing!
The soaps look gorgeous. Great job!
WOW! Girls, I can smell them from here. Love the very pretty picture.
Nice! I can just smell them….
OooOoooOoo, lovely. Nice job! I want some!
Wow, those soaps are super cute. I might just have to make some of these. Thanks for the inspiration.
hi sarah,
Your soaps are so cutely packaged! Love the pastel colours, so sweet and dainty. They must smell so good too!
Thank you for the blog mention! I’m very thrilled to pass the award to you! You guys are so creative and inspiring!
No butterscotch chips?! That’s sad!
What cute soaps, by the way!
They look so professional all wrapped up like that!
Ruth xx
So Pretty!!! Cathyxx
Sarah, you’re so clever wrapping the soaps like that. The tissue paper looks beautiful.
Melx
P.S. James and I are posting your swap package out to you early this week
They turned out so well and look lovely and very professional all presented like that-good job!
Sarah, your soaps look beautiful, lovely soft colours you have chosen for the wrapping.
These are absolutely beautiful. I just attended a wedding shower where the favors were little soaps just like these.. they smell wonderful! Thanks for showing us yours.
They look beautiful. Well done. It’s great to see all your different craftiness.
They look great! What scents did you use?
Wow! The soap looks great! What great gifts! I’ve never tried making soap, maybe someday.
I love your little labels. This is such a cute idea :o)!
xox,
Linnea
Suprise! I’ve tagged you guys on my blog I hope you don’t mind. Pop in to see what you need to do. Your blog never ceases to amaze me.
Your soaps look so lovely, I have always wanted to try soapmaking. If I could only make a day last longer than 24 hours then I would have the time!
Thank you for sharing your soap it looks so fresh. I used to make it ages ago but lost the receipe so thank you for the link. I like how you have photographed it on the towels.
It’s a pitty we can’t yet smell through the pc, Sarah:)
Great idea you have!
Sarah, the packaging is so beautiful!
They look lovely Sarah. Have you settled back into school nicely? Oh and how is that corner of your crafting room going? I bet you are enjoying it!
Those soaps are gorgeous, well done.
floatingworldviews
Nice to meet you!
x Nan
How pretty they are all wrapped up! I love homemade soap (it’s a medical necessity in our house) in any shape or form.
Very cool! I love the way you wrapped them!
Those soaps look great-especially all wrapped in tissue like that. I have a very weak spot for homemade soap-it is my favorite gift to give and receive!
Your soaps look lovely. Handmade soaps are always a nice gift. The wrapping is so pretty.
Cheers
Sandi
Hello ladies – I’ve nominated you for a little bloggie award – I hope you don’t mind.
The soaps look too pretty to use.
Wow Sarah! Those are beautiful!!!