Food Inspiration For Unique Soaps

Kelly DeVries, owner of  Molly Coddle Soap, has a degree in fine art with an emphasis in graphic design. She was a graphic designer for 7 years before beginning her soap business. "I started making soaps as a hobby when I had my children and soon began to get requests for them," says Kelly. "I decided to try my hand at selling them and have been pleased to find others enjoy my soaps as well!"

"Most of my inspiration comes from food and drinks as you'll see in my shop, but I've also taken ideas from current trends, such as mustaches and cameos. I'm also inspired by the rocks of nature and plan to do many more realistic gemstone soaps in the future."

"My best selling items are my "Are Them My Dentures" soap, and my waffle soaps. I get a wide variety of orders though, which I think shows the eclectic tastes of the public. Everyone is gravitated to something that is personal to them or relates to a fun moment in their lives. I love hearing the stories of why people are buying certain soaps for people. For example, one man bought a hot dog n bun soap for his wife because she had a really horrid experience with hot dogs and he loves to tease her with them every chance he gets. Fortunately for the wife, my hot dog soaps smell nothing like a hot dog!"

"I'm always creating new designs so be sure to check back often for new listings and I always love taking custom orders as well."

"My shop was recently on a tv interview, which can be viewed here:" http://www.kjct8.com/global/video/popup/pop_playerLaunch.asp?vt1=v&clipFormat=flv&clipId1=3525661&at1=News&h1=Whitewater

Purchase soap at http://www.mollycoddlesoap.com or from her etsy site: http://mollycoddlesoap.etsy.com