Wednesday, 30 October 2013

Yule Production 2013



A picture heavy post of our soap production over the past 8 weeks or so...

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Freshly peaked 'Ebeneezer' soap - an essential oil blend including Eucalyptus, Pine, 
Lemongrass & Lime.


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Unmoulded soaps (Ebeneezer & Cratchit)


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Freshly poured, peaked & sprinkled 'Sixpence Pudding'
an essential oil blend of many oils to produce an authentic Xmas Pud scent.


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Soap logs of 'In The Pines' soap. 
An essential oil blend of Siberian Fir Needle, Himalayan Cedar, Scotch Pine, Ho Wood 
and Lavender.


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Back for Yule 2013! An old classic of ours....Bar HUMBUG!
Originally made in 2007 and on general release in 2009 as par of our Organic range.


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A close up of Bar Humbug...


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A close up of Cratchit


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Snowdrift is back...!


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A recent batch of White Witch


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A new look for Rook & Raven. The birds will be made of soap next time, this time they are 
black paper birds!


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A close up of Chocolatier soap


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And Festival....god bless it!


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Cratchit...curing on the shelf


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Labels at the ready...this weekend will be well spent!


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Pure white soap balls that I used in Bar Humbug
  

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and finally....getting ready for product shots (not the best pic but you get the...erm...picture)


Our Yule Release for 2013 goes live this Friday night 
at 7pm (London Time).



8 comments:

Topcat said...

They all look amazing Tiggy! Surprisingly, my favourite pic is the plain soap with your labels sitting on top. Gorgeous <3

Ambra said...

Your soaps have always looked absolutely beautiful.

Kate said...

Tiggy, these look incredible!

FuturePrimitive Soap Co. said...

thanks so much!

Bagatha said...

Hi Tiggy, I just commented over on Youtube as kallisti, so now I'm saying hello over here as well. Hello! Still wishing for Smell-O-Vision, or possibly scratch-and-sniff technology added to touch screens.

All these soaps look amazing, but Bar Humbug and Rook & Raven are my favourites. I love the little birdies, and I have a thing for black and white soap. Love.

Lori(The Hen and Her Chicks) said...

Hey Tiggy ;0)
Your soaps always look so amazing. I love the way you texture the tops and the names you come up with are great.
Lori

x said...

Hi there! I just stumbled upon your blog randomly and...
Wow!!!
I was totally in awe scrolling through the beautiful soap you made. They look so delicious! :P
The colour is classy, texture is rich and it's all packed with goodies. It's a real eye opener to soap making. I've been melting glycerin bars into my owl-shaped mould for home use, and thought that was good enough, but your blog had really inspired me to make something more!
Thank you for interesting read :) All the best !

Unknown said...

These soaps look amazing! I would love to get my hands on some. They look good enough to eat. The ingredients are so natural too which is refreshing!

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