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I’ve been reading your entries and didn’t know you lived so close to me! š I just moved to Vancouver, and I know I’ll be in Bellingham sooner or later so I hope to find this soap bar.
Thanks for all the great tips! I’m planning on making soap for Christmas presents, and I’ve been learning a lot from your blog!
where do you purchase these wonderful flexible 2 piece balls.I have looked and not good,ones I have found have been everything these molds are not!:(
Anybody?Know where I can get it?
Beckie
it’s wonderful! Just different enough from the other one (I love the computer graphics simplifying the whole mp soap-making process) that it’s interesting in its own right.
Very nice.
Looks good. I wish I lived there.
That was well done. Well done, AM!
I want to be in your next commercial! Hang on, Ill send my headshot and resume’.
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