Looking for a weekend project to get excited about? Then put this DIY for agate slice soaps on your to do list! 

These beautiful melt & pour soaps were inspired by agate slice coasters all the way down to the gold rim! They are a lot easier to craft than you might think and they are a whole lot of fun! 

Learn how to make your own DIY agate slice soaps now to add some style to your sink. Or craft these homemade soaps for hostess or housewarming gifts! They’re great for Christmas too as well as the rest of the holiday season if you’re planning ahead.

DIY Pumpkin Spice Soap!

This DIY pumpkin spice soap makes a fun weekend craft project for both kids and adults! Made with a super easy moldable melt and pour soap recipe, these pumpkin spice soaps are also great for gifting. Learn how to make yours for fall now with a simple soapmaking recipe from Soap Deli News blog. Or repin this weekend DIY here for later.

Learn how to make your own colorful DIY cactus soap using melt & pour soap! This glittery, colorful cactus soap recipe is easy to make and great for gifting! Find this fun DIY soap project here. Or repin it here for later.

This homemade green apple soap recipe is made with real apple powder rich in alpha-hydroxy acids. This can help to improve the texture of dry & mature skin. Find the soapmaking recipe now at Soap Deli News blog here. Or repin this recipe here for later.

This yogurt & banana soap recipe with organic flax seed oil is formulated especially for dry skin. 

It's made using real banana powder, yogurt powder and organic flax seed oil. 

Crafted using the cold process soapmaking method, my yogurt & banana soap recipe yields a high conditioning / low cleansing soap bar.

Because when you fail, you're never really failing... This week's weekly wrap up and how I saved two soapmaking mishaps. 

If you love doughnuts but they don't love you, try making this DIY donut soap instead! Crafted using the cold process soapmaking method, these palm free DIY donut soaps are formulated to be low cleansing/high conditioning bars. 

They’re naturally colored with rose kaolin clay to mimic a “baked” pink donut and also contain watermelon fruit extract powder which is high in vitamin C and and amino acids that can help to promote rejuvenated looking skin. 

Find the recipe to make your own donut soaps here. Or repin it here for later.