Ok, I promised to step it up. This isn't a how-to video, but it's a start. I am unmolding soap and explaining embeds and scents. So I present to you the video:
The black pumpkin is lovely! I have been unable to make a pumpkin soap that didn't go dark tan, so I'm curious how you did that. LOVE the look and thank you for all the info you share!
Joanna - Awesome! Job on your first video. I will be watching all the videos you put out - hurry with the next one!! I have been in awe of your soaps for sometime now.
I thoroghly enjoy your blog & look forward to it coming thru via my feed. & now videos.... aren't we spoilt. I appreciate your every effect. Thankyou!!
wow..it's soap movie night on Blogland :) And you're still in a tank top and it's Nov!!! Lookit all that soap you made, just lovely. Great video, more more!!
This was GREAT, Joanna. Please, do more :) I'm a total novice, and haven't made any soap in about 6 months, but I really want to get back to it. All mine were so simple though, and I long to know how to make the gorgeous, elegant soaps I see here. Can you show us how to do the fancy stuff?
Cool video and your soaps look wonderful. How did you get the white smaller batch so glossy on top? Is there something on top of it, the gloss is great.
Anon: It's not a straight pumpkin, so I think that is why... my other pumpkins are all dark brown. A secret blend, though....
Familygirl: I got it secondhand from another soaper. They are Upland molds...I think they are out of biz now :(
Brooke: Thanks! This is a struggle for me, but I will keep doing them. It's hard to see myself on camera. Maybe I just won't watch them! ;)
Leila: Thank you.
Pat: Thanks, and I am so glad...what you are learning, I'm not sure, but I am glad it's something!
Peta: awwwww!
Natty: Wow, thanks, I am so thrilled that this blog has been a good thing for a lot of people, especially me. I am so lucky to have you!
Cocobong: Yes, more.... soon. Tank top. Well.... it's Florida and I think it was 80 degrees F on that day and the air conditioning was cranking. Also, when I soap/unmold/work in general, my body heats up, so I am usually in t-shirts. I had just moved a large bookcase and I was sweaty.. :P
Erin (naiad): Thanks, honeybaby!
MK: Fancy? Well, I will show you how I make my soap, but it's not fancy. I call it "rustic layers". tee hee.
Carrie (UTW): Agreed. Love a smelly monitor.
Gabi (macsoapy): I am {blushing} humbled....
2blooms: Thx...I made the soap and then just glitterized the top with cosmetic glitter powder.
You're such a natural in front of the camera! I would watch anything you post, and since I've not yet started making soaps, I have no specific requests. Just bring it on, sistah, and I'll sit with a bowl of popcorn and applaud! :)
Thank you, Im so happy I found this blog some time ago...I live in Chile, that's way down South America... I live in the countryside and have been making goat's milk soap for about 7 years now, thank u so much for sharing your knowledge and experience.... Saludos, Alejandra
Hello Joanna, I really really like the video you did, such beautiful soap. I just started maing cold process soeps since the summer, so I am absorbing everything like a sponge! My goal is to make stunning soap just like you. So please be making your videos. Many greetings Carol Stolk from Adam and Eve Soaps in the Netherlands. XXXXXX
Talking to you online and seeing you on video I can tell you are a sweetheart! Keep the camera rolling I can't wait to see how you wrap them that is always my favorite part! Cheers, Rocky Hooves
thank you, joanna, for the video. loved it. and i love your shares on the blog. thanks for all you do. looking forward to seeing the cut bars and inbeds
You did a great job on your video! All your soap looks great and I can't wait to see what you make with your inbed creations ;0). Good job!
ReplyDeleteLori
The black pumpkin is lovely! I have been unable to make a pumpkin soap that didn't go dark tan, so I'm curious how you did that. LOVE the look and thank you for all the info you share!
ReplyDeletewhere do you get the large wooden mold with the silicone liners?
ReplyDeleteJoanna - Awesome! Job on your first video. I will be watching all the videos you put out - hurry with the next one!! I have been in awe of your soaps for sometime now.
ReplyDeleteBrooke
Love your first soap making video. I can't wait to see many more in the future.
ReplyDeleteThanks Joanna. I loved the video. You did a great job. I look forward to more...I always learn something from you.
ReplyDeletePat at Babbling Brook
Beautiful woman. Beautiful soap. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI thoroghly enjoy your blog & look forward to it coming thru via my feed.
ReplyDelete& now videos.... aren't we spoilt.
I appreciate your every effect.
Thankyou!!
wow..it's soap movie night on Blogland :)
ReplyDeleteAnd you're still in a tank top and it's Nov!!! Lookit all that soap you made, just lovely. Great video, more more!!
You're so cute! Thanks for showing us all of your beautiful soap! Can't wait to see the cut bars!
ReplyDeleteThis was GREAT, Joanna. Please, do more :) I'm a total novice, and haven't made any soap in about 6 months, but I really want to get back to it. All mine were so simple though, and I long to know how to make the gorgeous, elegant soaps I see here. Can you show us how to do the fancy stuff?
ReplyDeleteJoanna- Your video is great- all the soaps look just amazing! WISH there was a monitor that had a "smell" factor!
ReplyDeleteYou are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove your video and how you handle all the soaps!!!
Greetings from Germany.
Gabi/macsoapy
Cool video and your soaps look wonderful. How did you get the white smaller batch so glossy on top? Is there something on top of it, the gloss is great.
ReplyDeletelori: Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteAnon: It's not a straight pumpkin, so I think that is why... my other pumpkins are all dark brown. A secret blend, though....
Familygirl: I got it secondhand from another soaper. They are Upland molds...I think they are out of biz now :(
Brooke: Thanks! This is a struggle for me, but I will keep doing them. It's hard to see myself on camera. Maybe I just won't watch them! ;)
Leila: Thank you.
Pat: Thanks, and I am so glad...what you are learning, I'm not sure, but I am glad it's something!
Peta: awwwww!
Natty: Wow, thanks, I am so thrilled that this blog has been a good thing for a lot of people, especially me. I am so lucky to have you!
Cocobong: Yes, more.... soon. Tank top. Well.... it's Florida and I think it was 80 degrees F on that day and the air conditioning was cranking. Also, when I soap/unmold/work in general, my body heats up, so I am usually in t-shirts. I had just moved a large bookcase and I was sweaty.. :P
Erin (naiad): Thanks, honeybaby!
MK: Fancy? Well, I will show you how I make my soap, but it's not fancy. I call it "rustic layers". tee hee.
Carrie (UTW): Agreed. Love a smelly monitor.
Gabi (macsoapy): I am {blushing} humbled....
2blooms: Thx...I made the soap and then just glitterized the top with cosmetic glitter powder.
Thanks, everybody!! You are all rock stars!
Your soaps look so good! Nice video too!
ReplyDeleteGreat and beautiful Soaps !!! Very nice video :o)
ReplyDeleteYou're such a natural in front of the camera! I would watch anything you post, and since I've not yet started making soaps, I have no specific requests. Just bring it on, sistah, and I'll sit with a bowl of popcorn and applaud! :)
ReplyDeleteNice video! Thanks for making it!
ReplyDeleteI so enjoyed your video, it is lovely to see you in person :0) and I cannot wait to see more!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you all!
ReplyDeleteI will try cutting...
Thank you, Im so happy I found this blog some time ago...I live in Chile, that's way down South America... I live in the countryside and have been making goat's milk soap for about 7 years now, thank u so much for sharing your knowledge and experience.... Saludos, Alejandra
ReplyDeleteHello Joanna,
ReplyDeleteI really really like the video you did, such beautiful soap. I just started maing cold process soeps since the summer, so I am absorbing everything like a sponge!
My goal is to make stunning soap just like you. So please be making your videos.
Many greetings
Carol Stolk from Adam and Eve Soaps in the Netherlands.
XXXXXX
Talking to you online and seeing you on video I can tell you are a sweetheart! Keep the camera rolling I can't wait to see how you wrap them that is always my favorite part!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rocky Hooves
thank you, joanna, for the video. loved it. and i love your shares on the blog. thanks for all you do. looking forward to seeing the cut bars and inbeds
ReplyDeleteNice job Joanna (soaps & video) -and what a "soap lab"! Whoa -I hope to have such a fine-lookin' place to make soap someday! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like someone got glitter happy!
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