Our felted soap balls are handmade in small batches using only the highest quality ingredients. We start with organic oils and carefully chosen scents to make our long-lasting cold-process soaps. After curing, they are wrapped in wool and felted by hand.

These high-quality, olive oil-based soaps lather extremely well. Wrapped in naturally anti-fungal sheep's fiber, the felted soaps act as both a washcloth and exfoliating loofa combined. As the soap shrinks so do the wool, leaving you with a small, multi-purpose scrubby that can be used in the kitchen, bathroom, etc. After each use the natural wool absorbs the lather with no need to rinse, leaving you with a longer-lasting soap.

Can be used as
*hostess gifts, teachers gifts, gifts for a friend
*in the shower, bathroom, & kitchen
*air fresheners in your gym bag, boots, car, & locker
*the perfect two-in-one soap and washcloth to bring along camping and to the gym 

DISCLAIMERS:
*Each handmade soap ball is approximately 2 1/2 inches in diameter.  It can slightly vary in size, shape, and color from the images above.

*FOR FIRST TIME USE: Rub vigorously under hot water until heavy lather develops. After the first use, soap will lather well each time.

Invite God into your home and remind yourself of your favorite messages all at once or bless friends and family with these gifts. To get started, try one of these simple ideas.

How Do You Invite God Into a Home?

1. Paintings & Wall Decorations

A painting of the Savior makes a beautiful addition to your home, and there are many options to choose from, including biblical scenes, Renaissance art, and depictions of Christ as the Good Shepherd or the Bridegroom. You can also focus on scriptural messages you find meaningful or want to remind family and guests about. Framed passages, hanging scrolls, and plaques are available in all styles and colors.

2. Books

A book of uplifting scriptures or quotes is an excellent choice for your coffee table. This way, it's always at hand when you need it, and your guests can also benefit. You can also get notebooks with religious artwork on the front to record your thoughts.

3. Mugs & Knickknacks

If you enjoy coffee or tea each day, having an inspiring quote from scripture on your mug can ensure the message stays in your mind. Throw pillows printed or embroidered with the quote play a similar role. They come with many different designs to match your home decor, including nature themes, simple block lettering, inspiring photos, and spiritual artwork.

If you're looking for Christian home decor, visit Treehouse Gift & Home in Onalaska, WI. Serving La Crosse County for more than 20 years, they stock items from over 70 local artists and carry brands you won't find anywhere else in the area. For questions about what they have to offer, visit their website or call (608) 433-7896.

Giving gifts is a significant part of Christmas traditions around the globe. Whether you're setting brightly wrapped boxes under the tree for your children or having a gift exchange at the office, you're following a tradition that goes back thousands of years. It even predates Christmas itself.

A Worldwide Tradition

Many cultures and traditions have a winter festival to exchange presents at the end of the year. The direct ancestor of the Christian tradition is probably the Roman festival of Saturnalia. This was a popular and widely celebrated holiday, and employers gave their employees a bonus to buy gifts. It was traditional to choose something simple and humble to give rather than anything expensive.

The First Christmas Celebrations

Christmas first became a holiday in the early fourth century. Presents were part of the festivities right from those early years. Not only were they already a beloved tradition, but they fit perfectly with the Christmas story.

How Gifts Fit With the Christmas Story

There's more meaning behind the presents we give and receive at this time of year than a kind gesture or an old tradition. First, the Three Wise Men brought gold, frankincense, and myrrh to honor the newborn Christ, so trading presents is a clear reminder of the story that is the reason for the season. Even more importantly, Jesus is God's greatest gift to humankind, and celebrating his birth by giving carefully chosen presents to those we love symbolizes that ultimate expression of compassion.

If you need gifts for a loved one this holiday season, choose Treehouse Gift & Home in Onalaska, WI. For over 20 years, this gift shop has offered novelties, decor, and Christian music, with many items made by over 70 local artists. They also carry brands you won't find anywhere else. For questions about their inventory, call (608) 433-7896 or visit their website to see what they have in stock.

We love it when friends and family bond over shopping traditions at the Treehouse. Come shop and please do be sure to bring a canned or boxed food item in with you for our Food Drive! We will have the Cub Scout Troop 69 here Saturday, Dec 7th from 10 am - 2 pm to collect your food donations. Let us know if you bring an item because you'll save 20% OFF Any* Reg. Priced Item! Thank you to all the friends and family of Treehouse! Come enjoy the sale on Candles, Cards, Gourmet Foods & more! ALSO, SAVE 30% OFF LANG Boxed Christmas Cards & Lifetime Candles & Buy One Get One 50% OFF Christmas Florals & Ornaments. Dip, Dip, Hooray = 4 Dip Mixes for $20! *Excludes Local Artists, Willow Tree, and may not be combined with other offers.

Come see what's new! Our Local Artist, Deb, just dropped off more Gnomes to add to your family!

When your belly is full, and you can't wait to get your Christmas Shopping started, come see us at the Treehouse! We have the coffee on, and 40 gift bags waiting for our first 40 guests! Check out our Buy One Get One 40% OFF ALL LED Glitter Lanterns, Ornaments, & Christmas Florals! You'll even find children's gifts on sale, like our Buy One Get One FREE "School Bus #9" short story by our Local Author of West Salem, Richard Erickson! The kids on your Christmas list will enjoy filling their curious minds with all the behind the scenes scoop on the school buses. We hope to see you Black Friday Weekend!