Pocket Shop

This book features hundreds of step-by-step, full-color photographs that illustrate exactly how to make cold-process soap. It contains instructions on molding soap, cutting bars, creating original recipes, packaging gifts, and more. It includes a chapter on constructing a soap mold, liner, and cutter at home. Readers will learn the basic four-oil soap recipe, which can then be enhanced with additives such as oatmeal, fragrance oils, colored swirls, two-tone nuggets, and moisturizing butters.

By the time you get through the final pages, you will be making quality homemade soaps and you will be ready to sell them profitably to your chosen market.

Here is a sneak peak of what's inside:

The Language of Soap-Making

• The Terms to Understand Going Forward
• The Technique of Soap-Making
• Preparation
• The Equipment

INTRODUCTION
The Things Mother Used To Make consist of old fashioned recipes, which have been for the most part handed down by word of mouth from one generation to another, extending over a period of nearly one hundred years. The author, a New England woman, has during her life tested out in her own kitchen the greater part of these recipes, which represent the best cookery of those times.
This material was originally published in Suburban Life, where it obtained such recognition as seemed to warrant its preservation in book form. The original material has accordingly been amplified, and it is here presented as one of the volumes in the series of Countryside Manuals.

AUTHOR'S FOREWORD
Good food depends as largely upon the judgment of the cook, as upon the materials used. These recipes and Household Hints are written very plainly, for those who have had no experience, no practice and possibly have little judgment.
They are very simple, not expensive, and if followed closely, will ensure success. It is the hope of the writer of this book that the young and inexperienced housekeeper may find it a real help.
L.M. GURNEY.

The Authorized Things Mother Used To Make ( Illustrated )) for Kindle Edition offers reader special Kindle enabled features, including interactive table of contents.Easy to use table of contents take you right to the chapter and verse you are looking for

Decorating does not have to be hard or complicated, but it does take some special knowledge to really do it right. Now anyone can easily learn some basic bedroom decorating tips that will turn any bedroom into something right out of Home and Garden!

Whether you are just moving into a new place or want to redecorate your old one, this guide will show you the quickest and easiest way to have a bedroom others will envy!

Scroll up and click the Buy button and start decorating your bedroom today!

Who stitched the first US flag? I'd bet you'd say Betsy Ross. Who sewed the first Liberian flag? Did you know it was seven African American women? Learn more about these 1847 seamstresses, some born free and others former slaves: Susannah Lewis, who chaired the flag committee, Sarah Draper from Philadelphia, Mary L. Hunter from South Carolina, Rachel Johnson, Matilda Newport, Mrs. J. B. Russwurm from Baltimore, MD, and Collinette Teage Ellis from Virginia.

The design of the Liberian flag, first unfurled on August 24, 1847, has remained the same through the decades. It is the same design that whipped in the wind on January 16, 2006 when Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf took the solemn oath of office as the twenty-fourth President of the Republic of Liberia.

This article includes an easy-to-make pattern for a queen-sized Liberian flag quilt. Article: 3,700 words. 15 pages including quilt pattern diagrams and photograph.

This is a quick but very informative workbook that will walk your through everything you need to make moonshine and pretty much any other liquor in the comfort of your own kitchen. Please be advised that this is for informational purposes only. After you read this you will understand just how easy it is to make your own Moonshine, Whiskey, Vodka, Rum or even alternative fuels. With this knowledge in hand please contact your congressman and/or senator and help us repeal the laws that are only in place to protect big businesses.

Thank you everyone for your support!
Jeff

Moonshiners Unite!

Here is the next in our series of jewellery design ideas for you. These designs were created in May 2012 by Lisa Jagger of Bedazzle Beads. Use these stunning designs as inspiration for your own design ideas. Enjoy

Step away from the craft fair. Set up shop on Etsy, the world market for art, design and home decor!

For artists, crafters, designers, and vintage resellers, it's a revolution. Never before has it been so easy to open a storefront that will reach millions of paying customers--with no up-front investment--online, in an afternoon!

Learn how thousands of Etsians, young and old, have launched their business on a shoestring, usually part-time at home. See how to sell items quickly, earn money, and have fun doing it.

Discover  the new twist on good old-fashioned word-of-mouth advertising made possible online, courtesy of Facebook, Google, and Etsy itself. You'll learn the best tools for making it all work, no computer geekery required.

With tips to work smarter, you'll have more time to spend doing what you love: creating, finding new treasures, and belonging to a community of like-minded, independent artisans.

• Read easy-to-follow guides for registering on Etsy.com and selling your handmade items, vintage finds, or crafting supplies.
• Instantly supplement your brick-and-mortar store sales with an online sales outlet in the world's biggest and best-known artists' marketplace.
• See examples and insider tips from dozens of Etsy's top sellers.
• Learn to create an online shop and market your own brand.
• See how to describe and photograph your items like a consummate professional.
• Learn how to price your items to maximize your sales and fatten your profits.
• Learn how to process your Etsy payments and avoid scams.
• Get tax deductions for your home studio or office, and travel expenses.
• License your designs to extend your reach and earn more.
• Automate your administrative chores with Etsy apps.
• Learn to use keywords to drive visitors to your Etsy shop.
• Generate word of mouth and "free" advertising, and see why paid advertising is usually a waste of money.
• Take your business to the next level by attracting wholesalers and retailers.

This brilliant little guide covers all the essential basics of sewing, including how to choose the best fabrics and threads for projects, in clear and simple points. Learn skills in amazing sewing crafts such as cross-stitch, patchwork and quilting.