You will receive a 1-page pdf version of the soap maker digital document that you print at home and cut with ease as a tool to easily know when to weigh your soap every week or month, to record water evaporation,  and measure proper cure time for each handmade soap for your special handcraft needs. 
 
When a loaf of soap is cut, depending on the recipe, it needs a cure time usually 4 to 6 weeks and some need up to 6 months or longer. I have created index cards that help me keep track of each bar when it is on the drying rack. The column on the left tracks the weight each week so I know when it is cured (the weight no longer decreases). The column on the right gives me the average weight of randomly selected bars from the same batch to get the average weight. This average weight is what I use for the label in the packaging process. These Index cards also help me keep track of each bar so that I don't get them mixed up. I keep the card with the batch it is measuring. I also complete a ph test after the bar is cured.
 
I recommend the document be printed on 20-pound cardstock paper and CUT TO SIZE as there are 4 PER PAGE. I find this helps just in case the paper gets wet in any part of the process.
 
I hope by showing you my process that this might spark an idea for you to help keep track of materials, costs and processes making things easier for you. This is the process that works for me, I hope this inspires you to create something similar for your needs.