Maw Maw's Back Yard Cold Process Soap Using a Hanger Swirl

[@tanyabonnett7787]

A really pretty soap, If I close my eyes with thoughts of that soap top left in my mind I can smell those amazing citrus fruit flowers too. 🍊 🍋

[@sweethomesoaps4811]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@monicaposner1761]

Beautiful!! Love the colors

[@sweethomesoaps4811]

Thank you so much!

[@happysoap77]

What a beautiful soap! The fragrance of flowers in the garden with my parents! I am happy to feel the floral scent..

[@sweethomesoaps4811]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like them 😊

[@gwenwebster1292]

These are gorgeous!

[@sweethomesoaps4811]

Thank you so much!

[@marisajames8158]

Beautiful!

[@sweethomesoaps4811]

Thank you so much!

[@NezumiSoaps]

Looks like you didn't have to scrape off your beautiful tops. That's good. I love the idea of steaming the soap. Maybe i should invest in a steamer some day. Your swirls are really lovely 💚💛🤍 I love what you wrote in your description about the fragrance! Beautiful final soaps

[@sweethomesoaps4811]

Thank you so much! I do love the look of a steamed soap! I work with 1.5:1 water to lye, so ash isn't a huge problem for me, but if I steam then lightly spray with rubbing alcohol, they stay so shiny. I really appreciate your kind words

[@cynthianayyar407]

❤

[@kasie680]

Do you think the tussah silk makes a difference???

[@sweethomesoaps4811]

I do. I now use Mulberry silk. I use quite a bit more than the "cotton ball size" recommended though. I use 2 grams per 10 bars. I also feel like it helps harden the bars for quicker unmolding, but I haven't heard anyone else say that. 🤷‍♀️

[@kasie680]

@@sweethomesoaps4811 oh how interesting 🤔 I have some but haven’t yet tried it, I’ll give it a go and let you know 👍

[@sweethomesoaps4811]

@@kasie680 I think you'll really like the silky feeling it gives to the lather!