Books
- Thread starter Patrick
- Start date
Help Support Soapmaking Forum:
soapbuddy
Well-Known Member
I prefer soap books by Alicia Grosso.
calico21
Well-Known Member
I've actually never read any books, luckily enough after days on end on line I learned what was truth and who didn't have a clue! Then just kept looking for as much info as I could get.
I think it was snowdrift farms that sent me in the right direction as far as good truthful directions.(Haven't done one of their recipes yet) I started off making soy candles and with the fragrance websites always came soap info too.
I think it was snowdrift farms that sent me in the right direction as far as good truthful directions.(Haven't done one of their recipes yet) I started off making soy candles and with the fragrance websites always came soap info too.
kelleyaynn
Well-Known Member
I got it for Christmas and I do like it.
I already had two other soaping books: Smart Soapmaking and Milk Soapmaking, both by Anne Watson. They were both good for me in getting started, and nothing I read there contradicts what I've learned on the site.
The Everything Soapmaking Book isn't quite so detailed as a book about each individual topic, but I've found it instructive and useful.
I already had two other soaping books: Smart Soapmaking and Milk Soapmaking, both by Anne Watson. They were both good for me in getting started, and nothing I read there contradicts what I've learned on the site.
The Everything Soapmaking Book isn't quite so detailed as a book about each individual topic, but I've found it instructive and useful.
soapbuddy said:
That is Alicia Grosso's book. That was the first soaping book I bought. I wish there was a sequel for soapers on an intermediate level. You'd be a perfect author for that Soapbuddy! I would buy something like that in a second.
soapbuddy
Well-Known Member
I guess that didn't come across the right way; sorry. I knew that.heyjude said:soapbuddy said:
That is Alicia Grosso's book. That was the first soaping book I bought. I wish there was a sequel for soapers on an intermediate level. You'd be a perfect author for that Soapbuddy! I would buy something like that in a second.
I have a rough draft about soapmaking in the works, but there are soooo many soapmaking books out there, I'm afraid mine would just get lost in the shuffle.
Bubbly Buddha
Well-Known Member
I was thinking the same thing! Not that I consider myself an "intermediate" but perhaps "experienced beginner"??
I liked the "Everything" book and I find myself going back to reference things from time to time. No knowledge is wasted!
TheSoapMagician
Member
I have everything soapmaking in my amazon wish list. Beginning to sound like I need to order it. I was concerned about it being info I've picked up elsewhere. Not that I know everything there is to know about CP
soapbuddy
Well-Known Member
Thank you. I appreciate that very much.kaelily said:soapbuddy said:
I don't think so....you have so much experience and many know you and look to you for advice on forums. I would definitely prefer a book written by you!
