$100.00
I made my made my first Soap from scratch with a kit 20 years ago and was hooked from that first batch. This process captures the Artist and the Scientist and combines both in the wonderful world of soapmaking. If you love scents and colors and being crafty have we got the class for you. Come and play and get hooked!
Description
Sorry to announce this but I am canceling my in-person classes for the rest of the year. I normally invite people into my home for my soapmaking classes but with Covid19 I feel that it is too soon.
I do not have the proper facility to have in-person classes and be safe.
I am looking into doing an online class later in the Fall but need to work things out with supplies and especially with the lye/sodium hydroxide.
Thank you for your patience with all of this as I look forward to inspiring you all to learn to create soap.
I have entered to hopefully start in-person classes next year as future options with exact dates to be confirmed.
I will keep all informed later this summer about online zoom classes later in the Fall.
When was the last you were inspired to create something?
How about coming to my house and spend learning a new craft? I welcome you into my space and I will teach you about the process of making soap from scratch.
We will play with luscious oils and butters and of course colors and scents.
You will leave with your creation of a 2lb batch of soap and lots of handouts.
Each class runs from 10 AM to about 3 PM with a break for lunch in the middle. There will be a short demo and lots of information shared before your deep dive into making your own batch of soap from scratch.
We will review various soap ingredients including oils and butters for great soap, natural colorants, and additives, essential oils for scenting and most importantly lye safety. We will also go over making your own recipes.
Each student will receive a pack of handouts with recipes, ingredients, soapmaking instructions and resources for soap supplies.
Fee includes class, handouts, and supplies. Please call 336-403-1662 with any questions.
****I need to know at least a week in advance if you are considering taking the class so that materials and supplies can be prepared ******
Please inquire if the dates below do not meet your needs. If you can gather 2 more friends we may schedule a separate class.
Marilyn Schendel is an Advanced Certified Soapmaker with the Handcrafted Soap and Cosmetic Guild. She has been making soap and bath products since 1999 and has been teaching cold process soapmaking since 2010.
Again if dates below do not meet your needs, you can gather one or two more friends and we can maybe schedule another time.
Additional information
Class Dates | March 2021, June 2021, July 2021, August 2021 |
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Shawn Russell
I became interested in Soap making earlier this year. I watched ALOT of youtube videos but did not feel comfortable stepping out on my own. I researched a lot of classes and this one fit my needs to a T!
If you are looking for a class to teach the basics of Soapmaking this is it. I left with a loaf of soap and the skills needed to make my own. My next two batches of home made soap came from a kit that I ordered from Essential Depot. The skills I learned in this class helped me become confident and I found the soap very easy to make. In only a few months, I am creating my own recipes.
I would highly recommend this class.
mschendel
Dshawn thank you soooo much for leaving such wonderful words! So glad you came and I could help you on your way to be a soaping success! 🙂 Marilyn
Lin
After lots of curiosity, online research, and YouTube videos about soapmaking I was curious but wanted someone with more experience to help guide me, particularly around lye safety. I was happy to find this class and brought a friend with me as we were coming in from the Triangle. The class was cozy, comfortable, and an easy environment to ask questions and get used to making cold process soap. Marilyn is kind, generous with her knowledge, and we had a lot of fun with this class! A year later I’m making soap every month and loving my new hobby. If you’re also curious about cold process I would recommend taking this as a starter class. Thank you, Marilyn!