
Catch up on my happiness blogs below:
Day 1: Introduction
Day 2: Friends and Community
Day 3: A Vision
Day 4: Goals
Day 5: Time
Day 6: Our Mind
Day 7: Our Health
Day 8: Bumps
Day 1: Introduction
Day 2: Friends and Community
Day 3: A Vision
Day 4: Goals
Day 5: Time
Day 6: Our Mind
Day 7: Our Health
Day 8: Bumps
Miranda,
You hit the issue on the head. The suspension base is AWESOME for suspending glitter but also very efficient at suspending other things, like bubbles.
You want a normal, regular, plain melt and pour for the silhouette project. I almost always use the Bramble Berry house clear base with just a touch of blue to “blue” it out and make it water white clear.
hooray for volunteering! i dedicated two years of my life to AmeriCorps, and it was truly the best time of my life. a person can really benefit from volunteering just as much as the people they are helping out!
Anne-Marie, i also have an unrelated question for you: i am trying silhouette-type soaps for the first time today, and i can’t seem to get the bubbles out of the clear base that i have. it is (Stephenson) suspension base… maybe that’s why it has so many bubbles?? i have spritzed with alcohol, but the bubbles are suspended all throughout! do you have any suggestions?
This was a good reminder that I need to get back into volunteering. I think Friends, Family and Faith are really the keys to longevity and good genes can’t hurt!