This week we’ve been inspired by the changing weather and temperatures in the Pacific Northwest. On Sunday we featured the super skin-loving Shea Butter, which can make your even winter-chapped skin feel luxurious. On Tuesday, our most recent melt and pour project reminded us of the stormy grey skies that accompany fall and winter. This week’s Facebook Photo of the Week continues our fall trend, so curl up next to a warm fire and enjoy!
This week’s photo comes to us from Kathy, owner of Sand Creek Soaps. She told us this was her first time using the delightful Almond Biscotti Fragrance Oil. To complement the amazing fragrance oil, she added some exfoliating Ground Walnut Shells as a special touch. If you want to make a fall-inspired scrubby soap, check out the Oatmeal Stout Cold Process Soap (the exfoliant is oatmeal) or even the Handmade Soap for the Gardener. I appreciate everyone who participates in our fantastic soapmaking community, and can’t wait to see what new ideas you come up with. Keep sharing your soapy creations with us on Bramble Berry’s Facebook page!
Kathy’s Facebook Page: Sand Creek Soaps
Post pictures of your soap creations on the Facebook page each week for a chance to be featured on the Soap Queen blog and receive a sweet soapy package from Bramble Berry.
So glad you like my frogs! Just wanted to let you know these are one of my best sellers at the Farmers Market. Kids have to have them, and mom’s usually agree as the are very reasonably priced!
Hi Kathy!
All your soaps are fabulous and we love seeing such a variety soaps. Thank you again for being part of amazing soapmaking community. =)
-Becky with Bramble Berry
Can anyone tell me where I can get the frog mold. They are so cute.
Hi, I saw your question about the frog mold. They are cute. I saw these at brambleberry.com. I found them because my daughter wants to try her hand at melt and pour wanted to do some frogs. Hope this is helpful.
Hi Jean!
Aren’t the little frog molds the best? We’d love to see pictures of the soaps that you are your daughter have been making. If you get a chance to snap any pictures, you can share them with on Bramble Berry’s Facebook page. =)
Happy Soaping!
-Becky with Bramble Berry
Hi Rachel!
You can purchase the frog mold on Bramble Berry’s website here:
https://www.brambleberry.com/Amphibians-Mold-P3492.aspx
I hope this helps! We can’t wait to hear about your soapy creations with this adorable little mold. =)
-Becky with Bramble Berry