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My name is Shawna, and let me tell you getting here was not a piece of cake. We are located in New Lowell, Ontario Canada. My hobbies include Crafts, Computers, and looking after our family. David and I�have 6 wonderful children, For the most part at least they dont view me as a wicked step monster. You can always find us doing something creative around here, and if not here than just follow my links to some wonderful places and friends I have had the pleasure to meet because of this wonderful thing we know as the internet. | ||||||||||||||||
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Lavender Soap Skill level easiest: � 1. Grate about 5 oz (125g) of unperfumed soap. Good way to use up those little unwanted pieces. � 2. Place two or three big handfuls of lavender in a teapot or bowl (adult supervision if a child) pour in two cups of boiling water. Stir the mixture around and let it steep for a few minutes. � 3. Pour some cold water into a saucepan, than place a smaller pan in it. The water level should reach halfway up the side of the smaller pan. � 4. Place the larger pan on the stove. (again adult supervision) Pour the grated soap and a little of the lavender water into the small pan. � 5. Heat slowly until the soap has melted. Add more of the lavender water if necessary. � 6. Remove both pans from the heat. Add about three tablespoons of oatmeal to the soap mixture and than stir well. � 7. Grease two small molds or cookie cutters with butter or petroleum jelly (vaseline) and place them on a sheet of wax paper. � 8. Carefully spoon in the soap mixture and smooth it down the top with the back of a hot spoon. (Run the spoon under hot water to keep it warm) Let the soap dry, This can take up to a week. � 9. When the soaps are dry, take them out of their molds and leave them for a month in a dry place on some tissue paper. | ||||||||||||||||
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