LittleBunny
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I'm currently sitting in my office avoiding the tragedy that is my kitchen. Hubby went away for the weekend fishing and when hubby is away, Bunny will play. I didn't plan on making as much soap as I did and after each batch I told myself, this is the last batch - but low and behold, "one more batch" kept happening.
I am self-proclaimed princess and a lover of all things that sparkle (maybe I should be a "self proclaimed crow" instead)... anyway, because I love shiny, glittery things I cant help but put glitter on each and every batch of soap I make. I feel like it takes my soap from "aww, cute" to "OMG, THAT'S FREAKING AWESOME!". I even managed to make a seized batch of Black Raspberry Vanilla look like a beautiful galaxy just by adding copious amounts of diamond dust Mica and rainbow eco-glitter.
So, with each finished batch this weekend the air in my kitchen was polluted with vast amounts of Diamond Dust Mica. As I was finishing my last batch, hubby strolls through the door. The last of the cosmic dust had settled around the kitchen and on the floor when again, I assaulted the air with my glittery addiction. You can't have soapy strawberry cupcakes without a little bit of sparkle.
As hubby is unpacking and I am placing my cupcakes on a pan to go into the drying room... I see it.
Glitter.
Glitter everywhere.
Glitter on the floor. Glitter on the fridge. Glitter on the toaster and knives and coffee machine. Glitter in my hair, my mouth, on my eye lashes and clothes. My dog just strolled in to check on me as I'm typing and weeping, he too, is covered in sparkly sediment.
My hubby has been home for less than an hour and without even touching anything has somehow become part of this glitter epidemic as well.
So, with that being said, experienced soapers, how do you control your glitter over-spray/glitter pollution? Any tips on how I'm suppose to clean this mess up?
Hope this story brightened someone's day -- and hope someone can help me out of this mess... literally.
I am self-proclaimed princess and a lover of all things that sparkle (maybe I should be a "self proclaimed crow" instead)... anyway, because I love shiny, glittery things I cant help but put glitter on each and every batch of soap I make. I feel like it takes my soap from "aww, cute" to "OMG, THAT'S FREAKING AWESOME!". I even managed to make a seized batch of Black Raspberry Vanilla look like a beautiful galaxy just by adding copious amounts of diamond dust Mica and rainbow eco-glitter.
So, with each finished batch this weekend the air in my kitchen was polluted with vast amounts of Diamond Dust Mica. As I was finishing my last batch, hubby strolls through the door. The last of the cosmic dust had settled around the kitchen and on the floor when again, I assaulted the air with my glittery addiction. You can't have soapy strawberry cupcakes without a little bit of sparkle.
As hubby is unpacking and I am placing my cupcakes on a pan to go into the drying room... I see it.
Glitter.
Glitter everywhere.
Glitter on the floor. Glitter on the fridge. Glitter on the toaster and knives and coffee machine. Glitter in my hair, my mouth, on my eye lashes and clothes. My dog just strolled in to check on me as I'm typing and weeping, he too, is covered in sparkly sediment.
My hubby has been home for less than an hour and without even touching anything has somehow become part of this glitter epidemic as well.
So, with that being said, experienced soapers, how do you control your glitter over-spray/glitter pollution? Any tips on how I'm suppose to clean this mess up?
Hope this story brightened someone's day -- and hope someone can help me out of this mess... literally.