Soapmaking For the First Time - Linda Orton

Soapmaking for the first time

By: Linda Orton

Publisher: Sterling / Chapelle, 2001

Pages: 112

Dimensions: ± 26 cm x 22.5 cm (L x W)

Hard cover with dust jacket

Condition Good.  Binding intact.  No loose pages. Covers in good condition with slight rubbings and scratches, creasing on front dust jacket

Pages still crisp and clear writing. No inscriptions or underlining noted.

"Beginners will be able to create soaps that don't look like beginner projects with this beautifully photographed book."--Quick & Easy Crafts

The elegant, luxurious soaps found in boutiques are easy to make right at home-even for newcomers to the craft-with this accessible, illustrated question-and-answer guide that presents all the basic techniques. What can I use as a mold for my soap? What tools and supplies do I need? What do I use to add colour to my soap-and scent? How do I embed decorative objects? From the cold-processing method to melt-and-pour, from prettily shaped bars to bubbling bath oil, from soap-on-a-roap to skin-codding bars with oatmeal and aloe vera, every technique and project has instant appeal.