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Definitely – two of them:
1. Suck melt and pour into the duck to make him heavy on one side.
2. Or, do a half pour in the mold, put a book on top of the duck, let the first layer harden and then do the backing layer.
Also, shishkabobs fit into the hole in the bottom of the duck if you wanted to get creative that way too.
i had trouble keeping my ducks under the soap- any tips?
Yay! I love the holiday soap roundups! Thanks AM.
PS. Did you see my bridal shower gift baskets with soaps from your tutorials in them?? 🙂
http://www.newlywife.com/weddi…
and
http://www.newlywife.com/weddi…
Aww, the embedded rubber ducky soap is so cute! 🙂