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How to Make Homemade Goats Milk Soap (Recipe)
Tutorial - How to make homemade goats milk soap from Finding Home (findinghomeonline.com)
Since Mother's Day is near and I think this is a perfect gift idea - I thought I would bring back one of my all time favorite project - sharing with you how I made homemade goats milk soap.
But first, I have to make a confession.
I am a scent snob.
I try not to be, but it is true.
I bring home all kind of things that smell yummy in the store, but when I get home…, well my sister always gets them.
But there are two scents I love always.
Lemon Verbena and Lavender.
And if they are mixed – even better.
So I decided I would try my hand at making my own soap – in my favorite scents.
And if it is going to smelly yummy, it may as well feel yummy too, so I made it with goats milk soap ingredients.
And it could not have been any easier.
Photoshop Elements Tutorial - BASICS FOR BLOGGERS
Today, I am doing things a little different than normal. Today, I am writing to my fellow bloggers. However – don’t leave just yet!
Steps 1 and 2 of this post have great advice for simple editing of any photo!
I used to be completely intimidated by using Photoshop Elements. In fact, it was given to me as a gift, and it sat in the box on my shelf for a long time. But then I finally decided to start learning how to use it.
If you are just getting started, please visit here first. This will link you to a series of videos that will help your learn the basics of navigating Photoshop Elements.
Also, just for understanding, I am using Photoshop Elements 7. There are newer versions, but the same principals apply.
Today, I am going to share how to simply edit, fix and brighten all of your photos in a simple an easy step. Then, I will share how to easily add your watermark and the best way to save the files.
I am writing this not as a Photoshop Elements expert, I am writing this just as a blogger who has figured some stuff out and I thought I would share it!
How to Update Vintage Jewelry
This is a sponsored post, but all opinion are my own.
A few years ago I started to notice that every time I shopped for casual jewelry, I could not find what I wanted. I liked some parts of new and some parts of vintage. So I began dabbling with making my own – mixing new and vintage.
So when the opportunity came about to do a project for Martha Stewart Jewelry I jumped at the chance.
The first thing I was excited about was all the tools. But, I will admit, I did not really get the silicone mat at first.
Now, I want to be the president of its fan club.
Printer's Box Word Art
Sometimes projects are really hard and time consuming.
But this project – Printer’s Box Word Art – was as easy as it gets.
The only time consuming part was figuring out the easiest way to do it.
