Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 30, 2016

How to Throw a DIY Glycerin Soap Making Party with Free Printables!

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One thing I love about making glycerin soap is how easy and fun it is, for all ages!  I gathered up my friends and family for this video to show you how to host a soap crafting party.  As a bonus, I have included the printable signs and name tags to this post!  All you need is a crock pot and a freezer, plus supplies (which you can find in the soap section of most craft stores).

One thing that really tickles me when people make soap is how magical it seems!  From stirring in the color and watching it swirl into the soap, to choosing fragrance (which is a very personal decision!), and then the fun of popping a soap out and admiring their work.  The whole process is exciting and entertaining (as you'll see with my friend Alison)!

Get everyone outside and make something useful and creative.  For the full instructions, check out Let's Get Soapy which includes your supply list and ideas for party themes.  From birthdays to bridal showers, this party idea will make you the hostess with the mostess!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzG2S5d-EptRdEdEVlpueGxGQWc/view?usp=sharing

Find all of Soapylove's eZines and tutorials at www.soapylove.com!

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

New Soapylove Video Tutorial!

Check out my first full-fledged soap tutorial for the Parsons Soap Blocks on my YouTube channel. I hope you like it! :) For more about this style, check out The Soap Lab.

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Flipping Out!


Sunday was so much fun. We had a soap making party at my sister's house, which is going to be the featured tutorial in the Summer issue of Let's Get Soapy (how to throw your own soap party). It was an opportunity to take lots of pictures and record a promotional video.

Recently I had a coaching session with Donna Maria of the Indie Beauty Network. She encouraged me to get a simple camcorder and start making videos. Once I started looking into them, I fell in love with the Flip! You can see us all oohing and aahing over it in the picture above.

It is such a cinch to use and I'm really happy with the video quality. The price is definitely right (under $200 for a camera with my own picture on it!). I posted my first "tutorial" video last week. Check it out here.

I will be uploading all of my videos to my new YouTube channel, called Soapylove Videos, so make sure to subscribe and keep up to date on the latest and greatest!