SierraSnowSoaps

[...] a highway from one pasture to another, kids in rodeo, Lake Tahoe, and lets not forget, the wild horses that roam our valley. Here in Gardnerville if you want to eat the produce from your garden, you [...]

[...] , maybe more than a few Essential Oils. I joined a few soap making forums. I sold soap in a few craft shows. Everywhere I looked people were talking about scents. On the forums fragrance oil suppliers [...]

[...] and I drove down Friday and stopped at Apple Hill, CA. I wanted to check out some sites for craft shows and some year round gift shops. We stopped at Jack Russel Brewing Co. located in the Sierra [...]

[...] It was a fast paced holiday season with craft shows, filling orders, restocking the shelves, and making soap. I found the time to wrap some gifts [...]

[...] Student Organization (PTSO) gets together and makes up gift bags for the teachers at Douglas High School. This year with both my husband and I being unemployed I was not able to pick up the usual [...]

[...] . I work the weekends so I will only be doing one Christmas show. My favorite high school, Douglas High School, right here in Minden, Nevada, has a wonderful one day show and I asked for that Saturday [...]

[...] remiss in my postings. I let life get in the way. Here is a bit of what was happening in the Carson Valley. My orange painted toe nails did the trick. The Douglas High School Volleyball Team did not [...]

[...] This is a picture of the Carson Valley from Kingsbury Grade, Hwy 207. Can you see my house? It's there on the left. I love living in [...]

[...] runs year round helping those people that need a lift. But the best project of all....... is Project Santa. I meet up with Marilyn Malkmus, organizer of Project Santa. The program helps provide [...]

[...] the shelves, and making soap. I found the time to wrap some gifts at the fair grounds for Project Santa, did some baking (oh, the crack candy at my house was awesome), had family dinners, and even [...]

[...] and knowledgeable people to teach her. It was an honor to be able to bring a little of my handmade items to them. First I sterilized the bottles and caps. Second, I whipped up some lotion and [...]

[...] Katie Spencer. She is a wonder woman who used to sell to HUGE chain stores. She now sells her handmade items at Tumblewinds on Esmeralda St. in Minden. One item in her booth just fascinated me. I love [...]

[...] traveled to many soap makers. AND I AM NEXT! I am so excited. Read about the travels of the Traveling Soap here on Julia's blog. [...]

[...] a wonderful experience and I look forward to more blogging about "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Soap"! [...]

[...] sugar scrub soap. I just love the box it comes in. The second soap is from Karen of Dragon's Handmade Soap. Once again I love the wrapping and it smells so good. The third soap is from Jenora Soaps.I [...]

[...] nice to know you can hang with the big schools. I heard several comments about "that Nevada team"! My husband and I drove down Friday and stopped at Apple Hill, CA. I wanted to [...]