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Desparately Need Packaging Designer
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Laura Owens Feb 19, 2011.

Looking for Creative Glycerin Soap Lines for New Shop Franchise!
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Lisa Aiken Sep 15, 2009.

Show Me Your Soapy Love!
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Debbie Chialtas Feb 26, 2009.

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Soapylove

Welcome to Soapylove! Not only do we have adorable and unique soapsicles, but we also have amazing tutorials and workshops to bring out the soap artist in you!Join my group to be kept up to date on new events, tutorials, and other goodies!See More

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Melt and Pour (M&P) Mania

This group is officially closed to new posts, and Debbie is no longer leading it. But if you're interested in making M&P soap, there is a ton of helpful information in the existing discussions.If you would like to take over this group, email indiebusiness@gmail.com.See More

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"Woo hoo! Thanks Debbie! I'm a huge fan. :)"

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"Hey Rachel! Love your stuff! Thanks for friending me!! "

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Soapylove Websites

I'm almost as obsessed with the internet as I am with making soap. That's why I have all of these sites. If you have time, check some out! Thanks!

Soapylove Website - Come see the whole collection of our adorable Soapy Pops, Cupcake Fizzies, Mini Bath Bombs, and gift boxed sets! Check often for new styles and other fun stuff!

Let's Get Soapy eZine - my digital magazine packed with melt and pour soap tutorials, tips, trend inspiration, packaging ideas, and supplier discounts!

Facebook Soapylove Fan Page - A very lively fan page where I post constantly and invite both soap makers and soap lovers to come join in the fun!

The Art of Soap - a site dedicated to my latest book, which features 24 amazing soap makers from around the world. Come and be inspired!

Soapylove Daily Ditties - my blog for posting about new styles, events, tutorials, and other soapers I admire. Sign up for The Soapyclub here - you'll get special announcements and members-only discounts!

Melt & Pour Mania Group here on Indie Beauty - come over and jump into the conversations! It's all about M&P!

The Soap Queen - Anne-Marie's blog (the owner of Bramble Berry) where I have been a guest blogger. Check it out and search "Soapylove" for lots of free tutorials and m&p soapmaking tips.

Twitter - Follow me and I'll follow you, too!

Flickr - my online portfolio of virtually every soap I've ever made

Soapylove YouTube Channel - See Soapylove in action! Tutorials and other fun videos will all be here. Subscribe to stay in the loop!

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Grandma's Soap Recipe

I was recently invited to write a guest post for Wishpot's Indie Blog. It was a nice excuse to mention my grandmother who planted the soapmaking seed in me a very long time ago. I didn't elaborate too much at Wishpot because I wanted to focus on current soapmakers (including a couple of indie beauties!), but since this is MY blog, I can tell you a little more.

Florence McNulty was my… Continue

Posted on February 12, 2009 at 4:57pm — 4 Comments

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At 6:29pm on March 13, 2012, Rachel Joy Phillips said…: Woo hoo! Thanks Debbie! I'm a huge fan. :)

At 7:11pm on September 16, 2009, Bonita Nixon said…: Hi Debbie,

I want to use melt and pour soap due to the fact, I have grandchildren and do not want to take chances with the lye. I would like to do a creamy top on my soap somewhat like the cold process soaps I've seen on Etsy. Do you think I could achieve something similiar with a soap frosting?

Thx,
Bonita

At 10:04pm on September 9, 2009, Lauren Miller said…: Hi Debbie! I know right...I've been buried under a 500lb block of soap base :) Just melted my way out. -- Lauren / sunbasilgarden

At 10:28am on August 8, 2009, Tammy Brodbeck, Milk and Cookeez said…: Thanks Debbie :)
I really appreciate that.

At 7:33pm on July 20, 2009, IBN Member Sindy Anderson said…: Well Debbie I think I've missed most of June/July~ and maybe the last edition of soapylove~ my bad~ but I'm slowly getting back on track~ glad to catch up and looking forward to learning more~! Great Job as usual~

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