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These are a really good idea, I have sold 'bought in' ones on my stall for the last couple of years at Farmers Markets containing my handmade soaps (yes...the more mis-shaped ones usually).
They don't go gungy if you leave them hanging to dry in the shower or from the taps in the bath.
I really like yours Hester, they are a brilliant way to use up left over scraps of wool.
Your blog is very impressive!!Nice post. This post is different from what I read on most blog. And it have so many valuable things to learn. Thank you for your sharing!
My mum used to make 'sacks' with plain netting fabric to put the old slithers of soap in, to use it up. I know that some people 'melt' the soap down and remould it, but this seems like a bit too much mess and fuss to me!!
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What a lovely idea!
Excellent idea.
fantastic. one of my things to try this year is to make soap. now I know what to do with the ugly ones!
I have one of those on a cord in the shower. Great for skin and easier to find when I haven't got my specs on
They look lovely - but do they go horrid and gungy once they've been used? :)
I've never heard of soap sacks before. Always learn something new. Great idea.
Love from Mum
xx
I had never heard of soap sacks either but it sounds good.
for those of you who can't knit (me) I guess making a bag out of material, like netting or linen would do the same thing.
Gill in Canada
What a great idea! I am going to try this
These are a really good idea, I have sold 'bought in' ones on my stall for the last couple of years at Farmers Markets containing my handmade soaps (yes...the more mis-shaped ones usually).
They don't go gungy if you leave them hanging to dry in the shower or from the taps in the bath.
I really like yours Hester, they are a brilliant way to use up left over scraps of wool.
Sue xx
What a lovely idea.
Your blog is very impressive!!Nice post.
This post is different from what I read on most blog.
And it have so many valuable things to learn.
Thank you for your sharing!
That is so clever! I love it. Do you sell them?
My mum used to make 'sacks' with plain netting fabric to put the old slithers of soap in, to use it up. I know that some people 'melt' the soap down and remould it, but this seems like a bit too much mess and fuss to me!!
Fantastic idea, although I can cross stitch until my heart is content, sewing is beyond me, so you should be very proud of yourself, Love G XX
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