Our soap making adventure began because of a problem I was having with my own skin and I didn't like the medicinal smelling soaps on the market at the time. This grew into a complete line of products that we are very proud to offer to our customers. All our products have been tested on ourselves, our family, and/or friends before they have been added to our line. We promise to bring you the best handmade products at the best possible prices. Yes you may find cheaper prices at discount stores but remember you get what you paid for! Once you try our handmade products you will never go back to store bought again. Did you know that commercial "soaps" aren't the same? They are basically the same ingredients that you use to do your laundry. We sell our products on the Internet and at Quality Craft Shows/Festivals/Bazaars neighborhood stores/coffeeshops and by mail. Our future plans are to open a store in which we and other crafters in our area may showcase products. Hope you enjoy your shopping experience with us. Thank you Ruth Blackwell (Luvy Bear)
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Company Established in 2001
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Just for fun facts

All of my sewing is done on my Antique Sewing Machines that are Treadles (foot powered) and Handcranks. All of which I have cleaned and restored back to working order. My favorite machine to use is my 1909 Willcox & Gibbs Chainstitcher pictured here:

This little beauty is one of the smaller full size machines of it's time (see her size compared to the cone thread next to her)

The Willcox & Gibbs Chainstitcher was duplicated by other manufacturers but they never could get the beauty of her treadle irons which are bronze and brown and very ornate (her foot pedal looks like a butterfly)and the side irons have the the signature W G. She uses only 1 thread (no bobbin) which makes her easy to use and quick change out thread. The Willcox & Gibbs chainstitcher is has a unique feature to her treadle she has a "stop" ball installed which keeps you from treadling backwards and ruining your work. She does take a little getting used to because if you don't lock the thread right out will come those stitches with one pull! Since she has a decorative stitch (the back of the work is all chains) you can even use her for embroidery work! She makes a lovely soft ticking sound as you treadle along making a sweet stitch. Can you tell I love this machine?

My other machines I save for quilt making as they are straight stitchers (although I do use the W & G for quilting). My other machines are Franklin, Singers, Wheeler Wilson, Weed, & White. Collecting can be addictive so if you get the bug be warned! There is no 12 Step Program for Sewing Machine Collecting!