Go! Naomi helped me get started on the men’s Christmas gifts. She pounded pumice for the pumice hand scrub, she picked cedar pine needles for the after shave, and she grated soap. At one point, she also flipped the Vita-Mix to HIGH too quickly which spurted soapy-borax-water all over the kitchen — oops! But no [...]
Unmolding Soap from a Flower Tube
This is a Pampered Chef flower bread loaf tube (called Valtrompia). I got it at Goodwill for $1.99. I found another flower loaf tube on the same day at another thrift store, only that one had 5 petals (called merely Flower). They were brand new. I tried to sell them twice on ebay without success. [...]
My Soap Molds
Dining Room Chairs: Before and After
Framed Scripture
In addition to the crocheted cross bookmarks, Jeff’s mom will be giving a framed Scripture to all her Bible Study ladies at the end of the session. She picked the Scripture from Romans and I printed out 15 copies in a nice font. I doodled some simple whimsical flowers and vines around the Scripture on [...]
15 Cross Bookmarks
Liquid Castile Soap Progress
Liquid Castile Soap Begins
For years we’ve lathered up with Dr. Bronner’s Baby-Mild Liquid Castile Soap. Mikah uses it for his primary soap — ever since we figured out that his sensitive eczema-prone skin needs mild cleansers. And Jeff uses it for shaving and washing. It is a wonderfully mild, fragrance free (yet great great smelling) soap. We used [...]
Paper Crafting: Small Envelope & Card
Two teenage sisters from our church gave us some thank-you cards they made from a template similar to the one I’ll share. The little cards were so cute! My girls and I made bunches of envelopes and cards ourselves not too much later. We tucked them in larger envelopes to send away in the mail, [...]



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