HEBER CITY WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE
Ready to Create Something Beautiful? Hands-On Cold-Process Soapmaking at Blue Canyon Farm
A beginner workshop in Heber City where, in roughly 1½–2 hours, you learn cold-process soapmaking with organic oils and Blue Canyon Farm’s lavender and leave with the supplies to continue at home.
Ready to Create Something Beautiful? Hands-On Cold-Process Soapmaking at Blue Canyon Farm.
Set in Heber City at Blue Canyon Farm, this small-group workshop teaches beginning cold-process soapmaking: over roughly 1½–2 hours Amie, a master soap expert, walks students through the essentials of blending organic and plant-based oils with Blue Canyon Farm Organic Lavender so they can craft fragrant, durable bars at home.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Guidance from a Master Soapmaker
Amie, the host and owner of Pine Meadows Soap Making Supplies, leads the class—breaking down techniques so beginners gain practical confidence under expert supervision.
Organic Oils and Local Lavender
The curriculum focuses on producing luxurious soap from a blend of organic and plant-based oils and features Blue Canyon Farm’s own Organic Lavender Oil for fragrance and character.
All Supplies and a Reusable Mold to Keep
Class fees include safety gear and tools—immersion blender, goggles, nitrile chemical gloves, face mask, a soap-making thermometer—plus a reusable soap mold and a soap-making packet you take home.
What the day feels like
What the class feels like
The workshop moves briskly across fundamentals: a short orientation and safety briefing followed by demonstration and hands-on mixing with provided equipment, finishing with unmolding and packing a first batch to take home. The structure is deliberately compact so beginners leave confident to make soap on their own.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this class suits—and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The class fee includes all safety equipment and tools: immersion blender, goggles, nitrile chemical gloves, face mask, soap-making thermometer, a reusable soap mold, and a soap-making packet to take home.
This beginning session covers the basic skills of cold-process soapmaking using organic and plant-based oils and farm lavender; materials for the practical exercises are supplied.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the class?
The workshop runs approximately 1½–2 hours.
What does the class fee include?
The fee covers all safety equipment and tools—immersion blender, goggles, nitrile chemical gloves, face mask, soap-making thermometer—plus a reusable soap mold and a soap-making packet to take home.
Who teaches the class?
The session is hosted by Amie, a master soap expert and owner of Pine Meadows Soap Making Supplies.
What will I make and what ingredients are used?
Students make a luxurious cold-process soap using a blend of organic and plant-based oils and Blue Canyon Farm Organic Lavender Oil for fragrance.
Do I need prior experience or special materials?
No prior experience is necessary; this is a beginning class and all supplies are provided so you can learn hands-on.
Is there a registration deadline?
Yes—spots should be reserved in advance; the deadline to register noted in the listing is Friday, May 8 at 4:00 pm.