Soap Making Recipes

Rubber Duckie Soap

How to make Rubber Duckie Soap - DIY Craft Project from Craftbits.com
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  • 1 Bar of glycerin soap (usually yellowish and transparent)
    A soap mould or other suitable container Like
    a small round plastic container
    A plastic rubber duck

Begin by melting the block of soap down in a double boiler method.

Pour the soap into the mould and submerge the rubber duckie half in and half out.

This will make it look like its sitting in water and looks really cute.

You can add food coloring and fragrant oils just prior to pouring into the mold.

Try using other toys like spiders and bugs.

This recipes usesBasic Soap Making instructions.

  

By Shellie Wilson. Shellie is the chief creative editor for Craftbits.

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If you're melting the soap on the stove, you have to use a double boiler which are two pots, one resting inside of the other and you put water into the bottom pot. But you can easily melt soap in the microwave using a glass container. I use a large glass measuring bowl.

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I tried to melt the soap in a pan and it didn't work

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ummm...couldn't ask for a cuter soap!