Dried orange slices were added to the packaging for effect and tied up with natural twine.
They were soon packed up into a box...
Strawberry and apple was next on my agenda. Thin layers were made into swirls using both apple and strawberry oil scent and a drop of red or green colouring.
They were then packaged using cellophane and embellished with a dried apple slice and a thin ribbon.
Once again packed into a box ready for delivery.
A fun but very busy few days.
Thank you for all your comments on my previous post about Honeys coat, I am so excited to see her in it. Only 11 more sleeps. I used to sell my crafts but since moving don't bother as I seem to have enough to do working on the cottage and crafts for the family.
See you soon.
A perfect gift!☺
ReplyDeleteThey look so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful soaps! I like the way you attached the dried fruit and lavender to the soaps. I know they must smell so good. I would buy one for sure. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteBetsy
Omg !! I love them
ReplyDeleteWow! You have been busy. These are all so pretty and I'm sure they will be much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteThose are so lovely! Lucky recipients!
ReplyDeleteYour soap is so pretty, my friend, and oh, I bet it smells heavenly! Enjoy the remainder of your week. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteMy sister-in-law makes soap. She'll be thrilled to see all your ideas.
ReplyDeleteYou are a one-woman production line.
You've certainly been keeping yourself busy! They are beautiful. I especially love the orange soap. Your cottage must have smelled wonderful with all these delightful aromas. X
ReplyDeleteOh, those are so pretty! I love how you used the color and dried fruit. You are so creative.
ReplyDeleteWow! I am impressed! They are beautiful! What a lovely gift.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, how lovely they all look. I have just paid £7.50 for a shampoo bar in Lush. The price made me wince but I reckon I am worth it...
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful soaps...the ladies will surely love that addition to their gift bags.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful your soaps are, they all look lovely and I'm sure the recipients will love them:)
ReplyDeleteI love the way you've packaged the soaps you made.
ReplyDeleteThey are so lovely I think I'd hate to unwrap them.
Lorraine, those are beautiful looking, and most likely lovely-smelling as well, soaps. I'm sure that anyone who receives them will enjoy them too. Thanks for your recent comment on my "vodka" post and I was delighted and surprised to find it had so many uses. I hope I can remember them all but for now just having it clean my stove top is reason enough to have vodka in our home.
ReplyDeleteYou never fail to amaze me. Stunning soaps and everything with them.
ReplyDeleteThose soaps are fantastic. I'm with you on the busy part of selling crafts. I'm sort of burned out right now. I try to do it in the winter. I'm so busy with the gardens in the summer.
ReplyDeleteThere will be some happy ladies receiving your lovely soap! You always embellish your gifts so pretty! I love lavender and would be happy if one were in my gift bag. They are all beautiful, my friend. ♥
ReplyDeleteI love the dried orange package embellishments! How clever. Lucky ladies who will get these.
ReplyDeleteOh my! The packaging on those beautiful bars - good job!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful. You are so talented.
ReplyDeleteWow, they look fantastic and as others have said, must have made your home smell delicious.
ReplyDeleteI've never made soap but see some amazing creations online, are yours glycerine based?
What beautiful gifts. I've never made soap. I should try it someday. I like your packaging. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo.. you did a fab job on those soaps and you packaged them just beautifully! How nice of you to make those for the gift bags. You're very kind and talented. ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing!
ReplyDeleteI think you did a wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey look amazing!
YOU are amazing!
Your soap packages look very attractive... and very tempting to customers!! Your wool coat the other day made me wish my granddaughter was small again ( she's 5' 10" and 16) !
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely gift made with love.
ReplyDeleteYour soaps are fabulous! You have such a talent for crafting. Best, Jane xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely collection of soaps. The women who receive them will be thrilled.
ReplyDeleteI can smell the soap from here, wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYou're very talented at crafting and an asset to your local community. I'm sure the soaps, beautifully packaged, will be much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteI love how you package the soaps, such a creative touch!!
ReplyDeleteAnyone would be pleased to get those beautiful soaps.
ReplyDeleteYou went above and beyond with those soaps. The embellishments in the packaging were such nice extra touches!
ReplyDeleteLovely soaps and beautifully packaged x
ReplyDeleteAmazing! My favourite are the lavender ones they look so chic. I am just catching up now on some blog reading, I have missed loads. x
ReplyDeleteThey are all just gorgeous. Those people receiving them are very lucky.
ReplyDeleteOH, I'll bet your soaps smell wonderful! I love the way you package them.
ReplyDeleteWell done, Lorraine! I especially enjoyed seeing the dried orange slices with the soap...a beautiful touch. xx
ReplyDeleteThey look so pretty, and I'm sure they smell heavenly :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan