I *think* it's ok. It wasn't jelly, or full of bubbles or anything.
I'll need to work on soap photography a bit. I totally meant to take a picture of the soap before I cut it but I was way too anxious for that!
Now I just have to wait three weeks *ahhh!* for it to cure before I can use it.
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Isn't it great to have success on a first try of something?
Looks great, Karyn!
wow it looks so good! I can't wait for you to try it too!
It looks great!
Congratulations! You ARE a soap maker, it looks wonderful.
It looks wonderful -- and that mold your husband made is fantastic! Now, what are you going to do with all the soap you'll be making?!?
The soap looks like it marbled nicely! Great job!
Wow... it looks good enough to eat. Yumm yumm I bet it smells great too.
Cant wait to see it listed up on Etsy.
Looking good! Chocolate mint -sounds like it would smell delicous.
http://dannyseo.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/01/homemade-beach.html
Just a link for you since you are into soap making now. Hope you like it.
They really need smell technology for the internet. Chocolate mint soap sounds wonderful - it looks great!
Fab! Been waiting to see what it looks like - love it!
I so want to try my hand at soap making now! Can't wait to see your future projects! x
It looks great! I wish I could smell it. I can't wait to hear about it when you can try it! So, what do you think?
it looks great!
Oh its fabulous Karyn! I love those curves at the top from the beveled edges of the mold. Three weeks before testing it? Torture :)
It looks really great Karyn! I bet you are anxious to finally get to use it:)
Your soap looks great! Chocolate mint! I can almost smell it...yum! I can't believe you have to wait 3-4 weeks!! That seems like such a dreadfully long and painful time to wait!!! Hope it goes by quickly.
Oh and the wood soap mold!! It's gorgeous! I could think of a million things to put in a pretty box like that. Your husband did a great job!
MMMMMMMMMMmmm it looks chocolately delicious!!!!!!!
Your soap looks so great I can nearly smell the wonderful scent. And the mold is beautiful. I think your husband needs to be making more of them and selling too. I would not mind being your customer for a mold, but I do want to make the soap myself.
It looks great, good job!
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