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At 12:23pm on October 10, 2009, Ilmare Atelier said…: Hi Rebecca, your hubby and you do really great work! ByHand is a fabulous site - I love the spotlight feature!

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About Me.

I am currently 33 years young and wife to Adam Kendall - the owner and creator of ByHand. I have one son, Cody, who's 12 and plans to attend UVA with a major in law and a minor and history once he graduates highschool. As for myself, I hold a Bachelor in Fine Art from Roanoke College where I studied a bit of everything including photography, screen printing, graphic design, pottery, 3-D design, drawing, painting, art history, poetry and even writing. I enjoy reading and making soap and am self-employed as my sole source of income.You can read more about my life on the About Me page of my blog, Soap Deli News.

About Rebecca's Soap Delicatessen.
I founded Rebecca' Soap Delicatessen in 2001. I currently sell a line of soaps, lotions, and milk baths though this changes from time to time. My product focus is always on my soaps. I create quality, handmade soaps in small batches for quality control. You'll find that many of my soaps smell like delicious favorites from the kitchen. My yummy scented soaps contain skin loving ingredients like shea butter, rice bran, coconut, and olive oils, and create a wonderfully, rich lather you can shave with or even use as a shampoo bar. All of my soaps are made by me from scratch using the cold process soapmaking method. I never use a pre-existing base. You'll love the difference my soaps make on your skin. And they last longer than commercial bars, too!

Recent Press:
Designer Spotlight on Rebecca D. Dillon - My Shopping Connection

Shop for Handmade Soaps at Rebecca's Soap Delicatessen

Places You Can Find Me:
Etsy Shop
Artfire Shop
ByHand.me

My Blogs:
Soap Deli News
ByHand Window Shopping

Rebecca D. Dillon's Blog

Big Lick Salt Soap Bar Giveaway

Enter to win a bar of this big and blue soap from Rebecca's Soap Delicatessen! This soap is named the Big Lick Salt Bar after Rebecca's hometown of Roanoke, Virginia which was originally a village called the Big Lick. Big Lick was established in 1852 and chartered in 1874 and became the town of Roanoke in 1882 and two years later an independent city.

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Posted on July 31, 2009 at 2:50am —

Celebrate the Big Lick!

My Big Lick Salt Bar is now available for sale from Reb

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Posted on July 31, 2009 at 1:56am —

To Market, To Market

This weekend I made a final decision to no longer sell on the Roanoke City Market. After three and a half years as a vendor, this was a very difficult decision for me and it was influenced by a number of things. The number one reason for no longer selling, however, came down to family involvement and medical reasons. While I may no longer sell in person on the market, you'll find that you can still buy my soaps and lotions on Roanoke's Historic Farmer's Market. My

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Posted on July 27, 2009 at 8:00am —