[Free Class] Handmade Happy Program Day 2: Handmade Soaps

This is a long overdue post.^^

2nd day of the Handmade Happy Program at the Dongjakgu Jawonbongsa Center.

It was a very busy and tiring day. From the dicing of the soap bar, melting, mixing, pouring, dicing again, melting, mixing….. waaaah! Then after that we had to remove the soaps from the molds one by one, then pack it with in clear plastic and put a sticker on it.  (-_-)

 

 

        

Next batch of soaps. Clear Soap

 

 

 

 

The first batch of soaps made by our group. Looks yummy and cute, right?

 

I think each group made more than 60 pieces of soap. But the instructor only gave 6 pieces of soap to every participant. And the most annoying things was the soaps that she gave were not the ones that our group made!

I was really disappointed that day… and even up to now…hehehe

Maybe, the soaps that we made will be used as gifts or giveaways by the 스포츠 권익센터…

[Free Class] Handmade Happy Program: Tray decorating

Hi there! Long time no post.^^

I’ve been quite busy this past months. I’ve wanted to update this blog as much as possible but I just couldn’t.

Last weekend, my friends and I attended the Handmade Happy Program at the Dongjakgu Jawonbongsa Center. The Handmade Happy Program is a free 3-day handicraft making program for married immigrants living in Dongjakgu. The first project that we did was decorating a tray made of paper.

Less than 15 people attended last weekend.  But it was fun and interesting.

Of course, the best part if this was we got to bring home the tray that we decorated.^^

No time to smile.

My Filipina friends. There were other participants from Vietnam, China and Cambodia but they didn’t want to join our group picture. They also didn’t want us to join their group picture. 😛 Oh well!

2 more classes to go! I’m excited for the next two projects.^^

Oh, just after I got home from the center my husband said, “They spent my taxes for this tray?” (-.-)

He always complains about his taxes… hehehe