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Microwavable Frog

when the urge is just too much

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/microwavable-frog • Posted by Candice C.

I saw a corduroy toy frog that I think was filled with rice in an antique store last year and just loved it, but it was $15 and I'm cheap so I decided to make one myself. I changed up the idea and made it functional by elongating his legs and widening his crotch area to accommodate my neck (sounds kinky!), filled him with flax seed and turned him into a hot/cold neck pack. Now he's cute and soothes my achy neck and head at the end of a long day. I decided to go with flax seed because I read its moisture is oil instead of water so when repeatedly heated it doesn't dry out like rice and thus holds the heat longer. Also, it's supposed to hold the cold, too... but I haven't tried freezing him yet. So far, I've just been popping him in the microwave!

You will need

Project Budget
Cheap

Time

3 h 00

Difficulty

So-so
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Description

I saw a corduroy toy frog that I think was filled with rice in an antique store last year and just loved it, but it was $15 and I'm cheap so I decided to make one myself. I changed up the idea and made it functional by elongating his legs and widening his crotch area to accommodate my neck (sounds kinky!), filled him with flax seed and turned him into a hot/cold neck pack. Now he's cute and soothes my achy neck and head at the end of a long day. I decided to go with flax seed because I read its moisture is oil instead of water so when repeatedly heated it doesn't dry out like rice and thus holds the heat longer. Also, it's supposed to hold the cold, too... but I haven't tried freezing him yet. So far, I've just been popping him in the microwave!

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