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Ive moved again, this time back to Briagolong, with an awesome view of the mountains and 50 acres of peace....!
Soap making in East Gippsland - fresh, pristine, earthy, natural.
Biodegradable, natural oils, unique scents.
What I've been up to.................................
August2010
its been a while, we moved again from Paynesville to Briagolong, set up an awesome studio to work in , back on rain water - soft and beautiful for soapmaking. Recently picked up another 160litres of Extra Virgin cold pressed olive oil from Nullamunjie Olive oil - I am so lucky, this is the BEST oil for soap.
Beautiful Briagolong Sky at Sunset
Being back in the open with some space makes such a huge difference - there is time to think, about recipes, labels, style, now I just have to finish the dishes so I can get on with the doing........
The new studio....
March 2010
A trip to Waitangi Farm near Waiuku in New Zealands North island.....mmmm a week of contemplation and introspection, not to mention amazing fresh organic salads and the worlds best cake...with the beautiful India Flint..... check out Indias website INDIA
Some NZ photos soon as I sort them out, but I spent this weekend babysitting a cast iron cauldron my beautiful man brought home from mums and built legs for.......
and yes its got lots of wraps and merino silk vests buried deep in the murky black depths...
Jan - Feb 2010
Back into busy!
Cutting fresh LavenderOlive soap cakes, 6 cakes each batch, made with cold pressed extra virgin olive oil from Nullamunjie at Swifts Creek. For more info on the oil go to Nullamunjie
The Curing shed - replacing batches after Christmas sales, all soap batches cure for at least 4 weeks prior to labelling and selling. Each batch weighs approx 18 kg and I like to have 3 batches of each variety ahead - thats 54kgs of each variety, 12 plus varieties.....this shed when full holds around 650 kgs of soap. Thats over half a ton!!
Harry - my beautiful 3yo taking up space on Mums work table to be creative - he is rolling a felt peice for his bedroom door.
Peppermint - ready for harvesting, I pick the leaves and dry them for lemongrass&peppermint soap.
Nov 2009
Dyeing Socks!! working in the shed with a fresh batch of vibrant socks.
My 3 yo son took this picture, thanks Harry!
September 2009
Its raining in Paynesville, and the scent of orange blossom is just Amazing!
Today i am updating web page and trying to source some superfine merino tops in natural greys........
May 2009
Harry and Asha cat in our vegie patch - the 'new' soap studio, thank goodness for garden sheds.....
Ive moved again, this time back to Briagolong, with an awesome view of the mountains and 50 acres of peace....!
Soap making in East Gippsland - fresh, pristine, earthy, natural.
Biodegradable, natural oils, unique scents.
What I've been up to.................................
August2010
its been a while, we moved again from Paynesville to Briagolong, set up an awesome studio to work in , back on rain water - soft and beautiful for soapmaking. Recently picked up another 160litres of Extra Virgin cold pressed olive oil from Nullamunjie Olive oil - I am so lucky, this is the BEST oil for soap.
Beautiful Briagolong Sky at SunsetBeing back in the open with some space makes such a huge difference - there is time to think, about recipes, labels, style, now I just have to finish the dishes so I can get on with the doing........
The new studio....
March 2010
A trip to Waitangi Farm near Waiuku in New Zealands North island.....mmmm a week of contemplation and introspection, not to mention amazing fresh organic salads and the worlds best cake...with the beautiful India Flint..... check out Indias website INDIA
Some NZ photos soon as I sort them out, but I spent this weekend babysitting a cast iron cauldron my beautiful man brought home from mums and built legs for.......
and yes its got lots of wraps and merino silk vests buried deep in the murky black depths...
Jan - Feb 2010
Back into busy!
Cutting fresh LavenderOlive soap cakes, 6 cakes each batch, made with cold pressed extra virgin olive oil from Nullamunjie at Swifts Creek. For more info on the oil go to Nullamunjie
The Curing shed - replacing batches after Christmas sales, all soap batches cure for at least 4 weeks prior to labelling and selling. Each batch weighs approx 18 kg and I like to have 3 batches of each variety ahead - thats 54kgs of each variety, 12 plus varieties.....this shed when full holds around 650 kgs of soap. Thats over half a ton!!
Harry - my beautiful 3yo taking up space on Mums work table to be creative - he is rolling a felt peice for his bedroom door.
Peppermint - ready for harvesting, I pick the leaves and dry them for lemongrass&peppermint soap.
Nov 2009
Dyeing Socks!! working in the shed with a fresh batch of vibrant socks.
My 3 yo son took this picture, thanks Harry!
September 2009
Its raining in Paynesville, and the scent of orange blossom is just Amazing!
Today i am updating web page and trying to source some superfine merino tops in natural greys........
May 2009
Harry and Asha cat in our vegie patch - the 'new' soap studio, thank goodness for garden sheds.....