(Frozen wild blackberries from our back yard)
Then, I added the Lavender essential oil. Ahh, it smells wonderful!
Then, when it got to the right consistency, like this ^ I poured it in my wooden mold, and put it on my counter.
While I was waiting for it to set up, I got to smell the lovely lavender while I was doing dishes! :-) Then, last night I pulled it out of the mold and cut it into bars. Here's the finished product!
They will be sitting here on my counter for the next week at least. Lucky me! :-) In a few weeks, they'll be ready for use!
Now, I have to go back to Sunday afternoon. While I was making this soap, my sweet husband came in and told me that he had a surprise for me, and that we would have to go to town for it. So right after the soap went into the mold, we bundled up and went got in our truck. The freezing rain had given way to snow, and we already had close to 2 inches of it. We realized when we got out to the highway that the snow plows hadn't even made it out yet! It was a very interesting drive the 30 miles or so to town. Thank God for 4 wheel drive!
(Our yard)
We slid around a little bit, but there was almost nobody on the roads, so it was harmless and fun. Look at how icy the roads were!!
Your soap looks so yummy, I imagine the smell of lavender as I look. It is one of my favorites and my hubby loves the smell too. I can't wait 'til you list it I think I'll get some :)
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I'm so glad you get to go to FL! I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time. I wish you could be here for New Years Eve tho... we could get together and hang out all night. :-)
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