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This is Part Two of an
instructional we posted a few days ago. Once you've made the Autumn Leaf soaps (
Part One of the Instructional), you can then make an 8-bar slab tray of Fall soaps. We show you how in our instructional pictorial below. Let me tell you that the
Apple Autumn scent is out of this world! If you've not yet ordered this fragrance for your Fall soap line-up, we suggest you do. It's available at
GoPlanetEarth.com and just happens to be on special this week.
The soaps have been released from the Mold Market mold (
Item #079) and are ready to cut. These make the most awesome holiday gifts. Tie a bundle with some
natural raffia... and you've got a gift that will not only please, but smells wonderfully delicious.
Watch our instructional:
3 comments:
What a great idea! These soaps are adorable. I love how you took it a step further to turn the leaves into embeds. They were already gorgeous on their own.
Do you have to have a permit or anything to sell soap?
It will depend on your city, state or local ordinances.
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