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Heute habe ich zum ersten Mal einer anderen Person das Seifemachen beigebracht. Das hat sehr viel Spaß gemacht. Die Person möchte das in einem Schulprojekt mit ihren SuS im Labor machen. So etwas hätte ich als Schülerin mega gern gemacht.
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Heute habe ich zum ersten Mal einer anderen Person das Seifemachen beigebracht. Das hat sehr viel Spaß gemacht. Die Person möchte das in einem Schulprojekt mit ihren SuS im Labor machen. So etwas hätte ich als Schülerin mega gern gemacht.
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I've unmolded my soap! Here a picture of some of the bars. Now to wait a bit longer to let hem harden some more 😃
#SoapMaking #Soaping #Soap #ColdProcessSoap #HandmadeSoap #MakersGonnaMake
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I've unmolded my soap! Here a picture of some of the bars. Now to wait a bit longer to let hem harden some more 😃
#SoapMaking #Soaping #Soap #ColdProcessSoap #HandmadeSoap #MakersGonnaMake
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To make a long story short, I am forty-two, and for most of my life, I have been interested in the so-called blind trades, both for pleasure and as genuine crafts. These include chair caning, mat making, basketry, broom making, rug weaving, yarn weaving, bookbinding, soap making, pottery, etc. I didn't include brush making because that requires a real workshop and can be dangerous from what I've heard. Likewise, piano tuning takes many years to learn, though i believe there is a school for that. I wrote to many blind schools asking for assistance, guidance, or even some general advice, but none wrote back to me. I contacted a mainstream basket weaver, but although she was nice, she couldn't help me. I found a very good series on broom-making on Youtube, though I must check to see if it's still there. The problem with many videos is that they explain things in a visual way i.e. "look at the diagram", "follow what you see me doing here", or the hosts talk while they're doing an important step that they're not describing, etc. Regardless, I started learning chair caning, but the place was far from my home, and I kept having issues with paratransit, so I had to stop. I have, however, made soap using the melt and pour method several times, and I've worked on both a lap loom (made of cardboard many times), an inkle loom once, and used a potholder kit at least once. I've also taken several pottery classes, but to go beyond air-dry clay or the type that can be baked in a home oven, it's necessary to have a kiln, which is prohibitively expensive.
Having said all of that, has anyone here ever been involved with any of these, or perhaps something I didn't mention? If so, was/is it as a hobby or to sell crafts? Where were you taught and how i.e. all hands-on, or with books, manuals, etc? If you sold/sell them, how did/do you do so i.e. through a workshop or factory, at a traditional flee market or craft fair, online via Etsy or Ebay, or do you have your own site? Would you be able to give me any general tips or advice regarding your craft?
#blind #BlindCrafts #BlindTrades #Basketry #BasketWeaving #bookbinding #BroomMaking, #ChairCaning #crafts #Etsy #factories #handy-crafts #handycrafts #HomeIndustries #IndustriesForTheBlind #MatMaking #NationalIndustriesForTheBlind #pottery #sewing #SoapMaking #trades #weaving #workshops
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To make a long story short, I am forty-two, and for most of my life, I have been interested in the so-called blind trades, both for pleasure and as genuine crafts. These include chair caning, mat making, basketry, broom making, rug weaving, yarn weaving, bookbinding, soap making, pottery, etc. I didn't include brush making because that requires a real workshop and can be dangerous from what I've heard. Likewise, piano tuning takes many years to learn, though i believe there is a school for that. I wrote to many blind schools asking for assistance, guidance, or even some general advice, but none wrote back to me. I contacted a mainstream basket weaver, but although she was nice, she couldn't help me. I found a very good series on broom-making on Youtube, though I must check to see if it's still there. The problem with many videos is that they explain things in a visual way i.e. "look at the diagram", "follow what you see me doing here", or the hosts talk while they're doing an important step that they're not describing, etc. Regardless, I started learning chair caning, but the place was far from my home, and I kept having issues with paratransit, so I had to stop. I have, however, made soap using the melt and pour method several times, and I've worked on both a lap loom (made of cardboard many times), an inkle loom once, and used a potholder kit at least once. I've also taken several pottery classes, but to go beyond air-dry clay or the type that can be baked in a home oven, it's necessary to have a kiln, which is prohibitively expensive.
Having said all of that, has anyone here ever been involved with any of these, or perhaps something I didn't mention? If so, was/is it as a hobby or to sell crafts? Where were you taught and how i.e. all hands-on, or with books, manuals, etc? If you sold/sell them, how did/do you do so i.e. through a workshop or factory, at a traditional flee market or craft fair, online via Etsy or Ebay, or do you have your own site? Would you be able to give me any general tips or advice regarding your craft?
#blind #BlindCrafts #BlindTrades #Basketry #BasketWeaving #bookbinding #BroomMaking, #ChairCaning #crafts #Etsy #factories #handy-crafts #handycrafts #HomeIndustries #IndustriesForTheBlind #MatMaking #NationalIndustriesForTheBlind #pottery #sewing #SoapMaking #trades #weaving #workshops
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I made orange juice-sandalwood soap (in the front), and primrose-rose geranium-sandelwood soap (in the back). The latter is less smooth, because the FO accelerated the trace a bit 😆
#SoapMaking #Soaping #Soap #ColdProcessSoap #HandmadeSoap #MakersGonnaMake
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I made orange juice-sandalwood soap (in the front), and primrose-rose geranium-sandelwood soap (in the back). The latter is less smooth, because the FO accelerated the trace a bit 😆
#SoapMaking #Soaping #Soap #ColdProcessSoap #HandmadeSoap #MakersGonnaMake
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Any guesses about what I'm making?
(And yes, that's a dedicated stick blender for soap 😉)
#SoapMaking #Soaping #Soap #ColdProcessSoap #HandmadeSoap #MakersGonnaMake
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Any guesses about what I'm making?
(And yes, that's a dedicated stick blender for soap 😉)
#SoapMaking #Soaping #Soap #ColdProcessSoap #HandmadeSoap #MakersGonnaMake
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NOTE: As someone pointed out, this is a DANGEROUS process and requires a lot of safety precautions. I would refer to other instructions with more safety measures. I posted this more for the uses of #Lime (as opposed to using tons of chemicals).
Burn #Seashell #Lime in a Primitive Straw/Clay #Kiln!
By skillcult
"In this project we use Earth, Water, Fire, Air, Animal, Vegetable and Mineral to make something with a multitude of practical uses. The text is detailed and stands alone, but the videos are very useful and entertaining. Video #1, the Quicky version, is the 7 minute general interest, entertainment version. Video #2, buildcult, is the long educational 20 minute version. I'd recommend watching the short version first, before reading this instructable, so that you have a visual reference. I did my best to make it worth 7 minutes of your life. I conceived this project for the Brave the Elements contest, which you can vote in here, hint hint.
"The goal is to build a kiln from natural materials in order to burn and slake #lime for #seashells. Lime is immensely valuable! If lime disappeared tomorrow, civilization would fall hard! It is the main ingredient in cement and can be used to make #mortar and #plaster. It can also be used in the arts for #limewash and fresco, in #Soapmaking, mixed with casein (milk protein) to make #PreIndustrial waterproof #glue and #paint, for smelting and refining metal, and to remove hair and prepare skins for rawhide, hide glue or tanning. Ever read the ingredients on your tortillas or tortilla chips and seen 'traces of lime'? That’s because lime is used in processing #corn kernels to make tortillas, hominy and grits, which is easy to do at home. Not only does it make corn more nutritious and digestible, but it also lends to the unique flavor of those products. Beet sugar is processed with lime too. Lime is also used to potentiate certain drug substances such as betel nut and coca leaves, a small bit of lime being chewed with the plant material to activate it. So, yeah, wow, lime is one of the most useful substances ever!
"A WORD ON SAFETY: A lot of people think that lime is some deadly scary chemical that will burn you face off. It’s not… not really... well, maybe. #QuickLime is dangerous, but that is a brief transient state. During #slaking, the quicklime will give off heat and boil vigorously, so that is dangerous since the stuff can splatter around and is not only hot, but also highly alkaline. So, yeah, okay, maybe doing a face plant in a boiling tub of quicklime may burn your face off. Don’t do that! Otherwise, the stuff is not that horrible, and people have been making #tortillas, mixing mortar, plastering walls and tanning leather without goggles and hazmat suits for a very long time. It is also non-toxic. You definitely don’t want your pets drinking lime water or your kids playing with lime, but that is due to it’s concentration mostly, and not to inherent toxicity. When diluted, it becomes less and less caustic and is at some point completely harmless. Once converted to #CalciumCarbonate by drying, it’s just like egg shells, sea shells or stone, not only non-toxic, but actually used as a #calcium supplement. So, don’t get it in your eyes, keep it away from children and pets, be careful when slaking and use common sense and everything will be fine. It will temporarily dry skin though skin though, so be aware of that.
"Before we get to the fun stuff, let me explain how this works. Don’t be intimidated by the chemistry terms, they aren’t important. The changes lime goes through have a name, The Lime Cycle. By heating stone or shells red hot, about 900 Celcius (called calcining), we can change lime from it’s stable inert form, calcium carbonate, into #Calciumxide. Calcium oxide, aka Qucklime, is the most unstable and highly reactive form of lime. Quicklime reacts violently with water, giving off tremendous heat and boiling vigorously. This reaction with water makes it into #CalciumHydroxide, which is similar to #lye, but not as strong. This is the form that is used the most in the arts and industries mentioned above. If the lime is kept under a layer of water, it will not only keep forever, but it improves with age! This stuff is called lime putty. You may be more familiar with the dry lime you can buy in a bag, which is dry calcium hydroxide. This bagged powdered #HydratedLime is widely available, but inferior to wet #SlakedLime putty. You can hardly buy lime putty, and it is very expensive, but you can make it! For more on the forms of lime see my article, Understanding Lime.
"Basically, #LimePutty is like liquid rocks. Once it is allowed to dry with exposure to air, it absorbs carbon from the atmosphere and turns back into a hard rock (or shell, which is pretty much the same thing). Think about that for a second. That is awesome!
"And thus the lime cycle is completed from rock or shell, to quicklime, to lime putty, and back to rock/shell.
"In my book, it doesn't get much funner than burning and slaking lime, so lets get this party started!"
Learn more:
https://www.instructables.com/Burn-Seashell-Lime-in-a-Primitive-StrawClay-Kiln/#SolarPunkSunday #OldTech #LowTech #LoTech #DIY #TraditionalTechnology
#AncientTechnology #CalciumCarbonate #TraditionalMortar #History #HistoricalMethods #OldTech #SeashellLime -
NOTE: As someone pointed out, this is a DANGEROUS process and requires a lot of safety precautions. I would refer to other instructions with more safety measures. I posted this more for the uses of #Lime (as opposed to using tons of chemicals).
Burn #Seashell #Lime in a Primitive Straw/Clay #Kiln!
By skillcult
"In this project we use Earth, Water, Fire, Air, Animal, Vegetable and Mineral to make something with a multitude of practical uses. The text is detailed and stands alone, but the videos are very useful and entertaining. Video #1, the Quicky version, is the 7 minute general interest, entertainment version. Video #2, buildcult, is the long educational 20 minute version. I'd recommend watching the short version first, before reading this instructable, so that you have a visual reference. I did my best to make it worth 7 minutes of your life. I conceived this project for the Brave the Elements contest, which you can vote in here, hint hint.
"The goal is to build a kiln from natural materials in order to burn and slake #lime for #seashells. Lime is immensely valuable! If lime disappeared tomorrow, civilization would fall hard! It is the main ingredient in cement and can be used to make #mortar and #plaster. It can also be used in the arts for #limewash and fresco, in #Soapmaking, mixed with casein (milk protein) to make #PreIndustrial waterproof #glue and #paint, for smelting and refining metal, and to remove hair and prepare skins for rawhide, hide glue or tanning. Ever read the ingredients on your tortillas or tortilla chips and seen 'traces of lime'? That’s because lime is used in processing #corn kernels to make tortillas, hominy and grits, which is easy to do at home. Not only does it make corn more nutritious and digestible, but it also lends to the unique flavor of those products. Beet sugar is processed with lime too. Lime is also used to potentiate certain drug substances such as betel nut and coca leaves, a small bit of lime being chewed with the plant material to activate it. So, yeah, wow, lime is one of the most useful substances ever!
"A WORD ON SAFETY: A lot of people think that lime is some deadly scary chemical that will burn you face off. It’s not… not really... well, maybe. #QuickLime is dangerous, but that is a brief transient state. During #slaking, the quicklime will give off heat and boil vigorously, so that is dangerous since the stuff can splatter around and is not only hot, but also highly alkaline. So, yeah, okay, maybe doing a face plant in a boiling tub of quicklime may burn your face off. Don’t do that! Otherwise, the stuff is not that horrible, and people have been making #tortillas, mixing mortar, plastering walls and tanning leather without goggles and hazmat suits for a very long time. It is also non-toxic. You definitely don’t want your pets drinking lime water or your kids playing with lime, but that is due to it’s concentration mostly, and not to inherent toxicity. When diluted, it becomes less and less caustic and is at some point completely harmless. Once converted to #CalciumCarbonate by drying, it’s just like egg shells, sea shells or stone, not only non-toxic, but actually used as a #calcium supplement. So, don’t get it in your eyes, keep it away from children and pets, be careful when slaking and use common sense and everything will be fine. It will temporarily dry skin though skin though, so be aware of that.
"Before we get to the fun stuff, let me explain how this works. Don’t be intimidated by the chemistry terms, they aren’t important. The changes lime goes through have a name, The Lime Cycle. By heating stone or shells red hot, about 900 Celcius (called calcining), we can change lime from it’s stable inert form, calcium carbonate, into #Calciumxide. Calcium oxide, aka Qucklime, is the most unstable and highly reactive form of lime. Quicklime reacts violently with water, giving off tremendous heat and boiling vigorously. This reaction with water makes it into #CalciumHydroxide, which is similar to #lye, but not as strong. This is the form that is used the most in the arts and industries mentioned above. If the lime is kept under a layer of water, it will not only keep forever, but it improves with age! This stuff is called lime putty. You may be more familiar with the dry lime you can buy in a bag, which is dry calcium hydroxide. This bagged powdered #HydratedLime is widely available, but inferior to wet #SlakedLime putty. You can hardly buy lime putty, and it is very expensive, but you can make it! For more on the forms of lime see my article, Understanding Lime.
"Basically, #LimePutty is like liquid rocks. Once it is allowed to dry with exposure to air, it absorbs carbon from the atmosphere and turns back into a hard rock (or shell, which is pretty much the same thing). Think about that for a second. That is awesome!
"And thus the lime cycle is completed from rock or shell, to quicklime, to lime putty, and back to rock/shell.
"In my book, it doesn't get much funner than burning and slaking lime, so lets get this party started!"
Learn more:
https://www.instructables.com/Burn-Seashell-Lime-in-a-Primitive-StrawClay-Kiln/#SolarPunkSunday #OldTech #LowTech #LoTech #DIY #TraditionalTechnology
#AncientTechnology #CalciumCarbonate #TraditionalMortar #History #HistoricalMethods #OldTech #SeashellLime -
On a related note, @MaQuest . I've made herbal infusions that I've used in #ColdProcess #Soapmaking, in place of the water. Dried herbs can give texture (I've added lavender on top of soap after pouring it into molds), and some herbs and flowers can be used to make #Enfleurage (I've used coconut oil for that, which I then used to make soap). I have not tried using fresh herbs, though.
How To Use Fresh Herbs In Soap Making
Last updated: June 16, 2025
"Adding herbs to soap can enhance both its appearance and texture. One straightforward method is to sprinkle dried herbs into the soap mixture before pouring it into the mold. A small quantity of dried herbs creates a delicate visual texture, while a larger amount of roughly chopped fresh herbs can introduce a 'scrubby' texture. To incorporate herbs through the lye water, you can brew a herbal tea, with the option to either discard the herbs or retain them for later use in the soap. Additionally, herbs can be used as decorative touches on top of the soap or mixed in before pouring.
"It’s recommended to add about ½ to 1 teaspoon of dried herbs for every pound (454g) of soap. These herbs, added at the 'Trace' stage, might slightly bleed during curing, creating a warm halo effect around each piece. Common culinary herbs like dried rosemary, pureed spinach, and dried peppermint can be utilized effectively."
https://plantsbulbsseeds.com/how-to-use-fresh-herbs-in-soap-making.html
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On a related note, @MaQuest . I've made herbal infusions that I've used in #ColdProcess #Soapmaking, in place of the water. Dried herbs can give texture (I've added lavender on top of soap after pouring it into molds), and some herbs and flowers can be used to make #Enfleurage (I've used coconut oil for that, which I then used to make soap). I have not tried using fresh herbs, though.
How To Use Fresh Herbs In Soap Making
Last updated: June 16, 2025
"Adding herbs to soap can enhance both its appearance and texture. One straightforward method is to sprinkle dried herbs into the soap mixture before pouring it into the mold. A small quantity of dried herbs creates a delicate visual texture, while a larger amount of roughly chopped fresh herbs can introduce a 'scrubby' texture. To incorporate herbs through the lye water, you can brew a herbal tea, with the option to either discard the herbs or retain them for later use in the soap. Additionally, herbs can be used as decorative touches on top of the soap or mixed in before pouring.
"It’s recommended to add about ½ to 1 teaspoon of dried herbs for every pound (454g) of soap. These herbs, added at the 'Trace' stage, might slightly bleed during curing, creating a warm halo effect around each piece. Common culinary herbs like dried rosemary, pureed spinach, and dried peppermint can be utilized effectively."
https://plantsbulbsseeds.com/how-to-use-fresh-herbs-in-soap-making.html
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Und natürlich die obligatorische Walpurgisseife mit 7 in der Dämmerung gesammelten Kräutern.
(Da das Müde nach dem Sammeln so stark war, allerdings erst am 1. Mai gesiedet 😅)
Duftet fantastisch nach meiner Lieblings-ÄÖ-Mischung und ist mit allen möglichen magischen Symbolen bestempelt.
#soapmaking #Naturseife #seifesieden #solarpunk #hexeSiedetSeife #Hexe #witch
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Und natürlich die obligatorische Walpurgisseife mit 7 in der Dämmerung gesammelten Kräutern.
(Da das Müde nach dem Sammeln so stark war, allerdings erst am 1. Mai gesiedet 😅)
Duftet fantastisch nach meiner Lieblings-ÄÖ-Mischung und ist mit allen möglichen magischen Symbolen bestempelt.
#soapmaking #Naturseife #seifesieden #solarpunk #hexeSiedetSeife #Hexe #witch
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An den Siedetöpfen war ich übrigens auch wieder. Dieses Mal bisschen rustikaler. Eine Löwenzahnseife. Hab minimal mit gelbem Pigment nachgeholfen, aber die Farbe kommt hauptsächlich von Blütenblättern.
Riecht kräuterig frisch nach Citronella und Zeder.#soapmaking #Naturseife #seifesieden #solarpunk #hexeSiedetSeife
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An den Siedetöpfen war ich übrigens auch wieder. Dieses Mal bisschen rustikaler. Eine Löwenzahnseife. Hab minimal mit gelbem Pigment nachgeholfen, aber die Farbe kommt hauptsächlich von Blütenblättern.
Riecht kräuterig frisch nach Citronella und Zeder.#soapmaking #Naturseife #seifesieden #solarpunk #hexeSiedetSeife
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#Toronto - #EarthMonth 2026
All of April 2026
Free & Low-Cost Programming | Most Events Free
"What is Earth Month at the Brick Works?
For over 15 years, #EvergreenBrickWorks has been Toronto’s demonstration hub for sustainability: a repurposed historic site that proves what’s possible when we reimagine public space for people and planet. Every April, we open our doors to a whole month of programming in celebration of that.
Earth Month at the Brick Works brings together community organizations, environmental educators, artists, local vendors and Torontonians interested in exploring the things that matter:
How do we live more sustainably? How do we create less waste? How do we reconnect with the natural world right here in the city?"
Upcoming events:
April 25th: #LitterCleanUp with Don't Mess with the Don
10am-12pm
Meet at Watershed Wall
Free
Don't Mess with the Don and Evergreen will be leading a spring clean of some of favourite places in the Don Valley. We provide everything you will need including snacks. The clean up is easy to moderate with some brush areas involved. Rain or shine. No need to register - meet at the Watershed Wall at 10am.April 26th: #EcoFair - Green Neighbours Network & Transition Toronto
11am-4pm
CRH Gallery
Free
EcoFair Toronto is a celebration of the wonderful people, environmental groups, and eco-businesses that are helping to create a greener and healthier planet for all. With fun activities for kids, industry professionals, EV and e-bike test drives, the City of Toronto Hub, and locally produced sustainable products for home, health, fashion and accessories by Toronto artisans there's something for everyone.April 26th: Drop-in: Seed Planting Demo
12-5pm
Evergreen Garden Market
Free
Stop by the Evergreen Garden Market anytime for a free seed planting demo!April 26th: WORKSHOP: Exploring #ClimateJustice through Cold Process #SoapMaking | Register here.
11am-1pm
Bricks and Bites Kitchen
$90
Learn how to create soap using plant-based ingredients while exploring the ecological benefits of this traditional method. Take the soap recipe and two lbs of your own soap home with you. Stay for a latte and conversation!"FMI [includes more events]:
https://www.evergreen.ca/evergreen-brick-work/events/earth-month-2026/#SolarPunkSunday #SeedPlanting #BuildingCommunity #MakerSpace #SustainableProducts #LocalArtisans #TorontoCanada #GardenMarkets #SpringCleanUps #EarthDay2026 #Workshops #PublicSpaces
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#Toronto - #EarthMonth 2026
All of April 2026
Free & Low-Cost Programming | Most Events Free
"What is Earth Month at the Brick Works?
For over 15 years, #EvergreenBrickWorks has been Toronto’s demonstration hub for sustainability: a repurposed historic site that proves what’s possible when we reimagine public space for people and planet. Every April, we open our doors to a whole month of programming in celebration of that.
Earth Month at the Brick Works brings together community organizations, environmental educators, artists, local vendors and Torontonians interested in exploring the things that matter:
How do we live more sustainably? How do we create less waste? How do we reconnect with the natural world right here in the city?"
Upcoming events:
April 25th: #LitterCleanUp with Don't Mess with the Don
10am-12pm
Meet at Watershed Wall
Free
Don't Mess with the Don and Evergreen will be leading a spring clean of some of favourite places in the Don Valley. We provide everything you will need including snacks. The clean up is easy to moderate with some brush areas involved. Rain or shine. No need to register - meet at the Watershed Wall at 10am.April 26th: #EcoFair - Green Neighbours Network & Transition Toronto
11am-4pm
CRH Gallery
Free
EcoFair Toronto is a celebration of the wonderful people, environmental groups, and eco-businesses that are helping to create a greener and healthier planet for all. With fun activities for kids, industry professionals, EV and e-bike test drives, the City of Toronto Hub, and locally produced sustainable products for home, health, fashion and accessories by Toronto artisans there's something for everyone.April 26th: Drop-in: Seed Planting Demo
12-5pm
Evergreen Garden Market
Free
Stop by the Evergreen Garden Market anytime for a free seed planting demo!April 26th: WORKSHOP: Exploring #ClimateJustice through Cold Process #SoapMaking | Register here.
11am-1pm
Bricks and Bites Kitchen
$90
Learn how to create soap using plant-based ingredients while exploring the ecological benefits of this traditional method. Take the soap recipe and two lbs of your own soap home with you. Stay for a latte and conversation!"FMI [includes more events]:
https://www.evergreen.ca/evergreen-brick-work/events/earth-month-2026/#SolarPunkSunday #SeedPlanting #BuildingCommunity #MakerSpace #SustainableProducts #LocalArtisans #TorontoCanada #GardenMarkets #SpringCleanUps #EarthDay2026 #Workshops #PublicSpaces
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Hab gefrühlingsseifelt. Mit Holunderduft (angeblich jedenfalls, ich finde ja, dass der eher nach Zitrus riecht).
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Hab gefrühlingsseifelt. Mit Holunderduft (angeblich jedenfalls, ich finde ja, dass der eher nach Zitrus riecht).
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Vor ein paar Wochen hab ich eine quietschepinke Seife gesiedet. Leider hab ich da zwei Stücke beim Schneiden ein bisschen versemmelt. Zu schade zum wegwerfen, also hab ich Konfettiseife daraus gemacht. Und weil es passt, rosa glitzernde Einhörner drauf gestempelt. 🦄
#soapmaking #Naturseife #Einhörner #unicorn #soap #seife #schoenesgegendoofes #hexeSiedetSeife
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Vor ein paar Wochen hab ich eine quietschepinke Seife gesiedet. Leider hab ich da zwei Stücke beim Schneiden ein bisschen versemmelt. Zu schade zum wegwerfen, also hab ich Konfettiseife daraus gemacht. Und weil es passt, rosa glitzernde Einhörner drauf gestempelt. 🦄
#soapmaking #Naturseife #Einhörner #unicorn #soap #seife #schoenesgegendoofes #hexeSiedetSeife
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Und weil ich es sie so hübsch finde, gibt es die Einzelformen und das Topping separat. Sonne und Mond haben Sommersprossen 🤭
2/2#soapmaking #soap #soapmaking #Naturseife #seife #diy #hexeSiedetSeife
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Und weil ich es sie so hübsch finde, gibt es die Einzelformen und das Topping separat. Sonne und Mond haben Sommersprossen 🤭
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Die Kaffeeseife von gestern ausgeformt. Das wird nach der Reifezeit eine schöne Küchenseife. Bin zufrieden. Die neuen, selbst gelaserten Stempel funktionieren tatsächlich wunderbar 🥰
Topping gibt es in den Kommentaren.
1/2#soapmaking #soap #soapmaker #Naturseife #seife #diy #hexeSiedetSeife
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Die Kaffeeseife von gestern ausgeformt. Das wird nach der Reifezeit eine schöne Küchenseife. Bin zufrieden. Die neuen, selbst gelaserten Stempel funktionieren tatsächlich wunderbar 🥰
Topping gibt es in den Kommentaren.
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Frischer Seifenleim sieht immer so erschreckend lecker aus... 😅
Heute mal Kaffeeseife mit ordentlich schrubbeleffekt, die darf in der Küche nicht fehlen. Noch work in progress, aber das Topping mag ich schonmal.
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Frischer Seifenleim sieht immer so erschreckend lecker aus... 😅
Heute mal Kaffeeseife mit ordentlich schrubbeleffekt, die darf in der Küche nicht fehlen. Noch work in progress, aber das Topping mag ich schonmal.
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💅 The Arctic is holding court, the roads are sparkling, and winter is still judging your hurry. Will your commute earn gold, or will the cold win another round?
Memaw’s report is right here 💅 https://tinyurl.com/6fn6wvxa
#ParksHighway #SewardHighway #SterlingHighway #GlennHighway #KnikGooseBay #MemawsCommute #Alaska #Weather #Traffic #News #Soapmaking #AlaskaHeadlineLiving -
Im Moment hab ich so viel Spaß am Seife machen, geht fast wie von selbst. 😊
Das Trockenregal ist schon wieder ziemlich voll.
Am Wochenende gesiedet: Lavendelseife mit Sheabutter und Seide, verschönert mit selbst gelasertem Stempel.#soapmaking #soap #Naturseife #lavendel #Sieder #hexeSiedetSeife
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Im Moment hab ich so viel Spaß am Seife machen, geht fast wie von selbst. 😊
Das Trockenregal ist schon wieder ziemlich voll.
Am Wochenende gesiedet: Lavendelseife mit Sheabutter und Seide, verschönert mit selbst gelasertem Stempel.#soapmaking #soap #Naturseife #lavendel #Sieder #hexeSiedetSeife
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Gestern mal wieder Seife gesiedet, heute gestempelt und die Qualitätskontrolle ist hier schon ziemlich knallhart. 😄
Im Moment hab ich mal nen Siedeschub und den nutze ich, so gut es geht.
#soap #soapmaking #Naturseife #Sieder #cat #katze #schoenesgegendoofes #hexeSiedetSeife