Last year I deceided to make a heat bag as a christmas gift for my daughter in law, who had a sore neck. I wanted something fun, as the heat bags on the market were rather boring. I made one for Karen in a half round so it sat on her neck and in her favourite colours and with her name on.
Once a few people saw them I got asked to make more. This is one I did for a friend and I think the covers are far more interesting than shop ones!
You are right, far more interesting that shop bought ones! What do you fill them with?
ReplyDeleteI filled some with wheat and lavender and some with linseeds and lavender. They smelled yum
ReplyDeleteOhh definitely more interesting than the shop ones!! I love that!! So clever, bet that smells gorgeous!
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Ohh this looks lovely - are those the things you heat up in the microwave?
ReplyDeleteOh yes should have said lol only take a second or so nice and warm!
ReplyDeleteYes they smell yum lol my pleasure see you next week
ReplyDeleteThanks for leaving a comment on my blog. I do love crafts and in an ideal world it would be nice to do that for a living but I write commercial copy instead. Still, it's better than doing a straight office job with no creativity involved! Some lucky ladies manage to make some money from crafts by selling on various websites and doing fairs. Lots of business sense is needed and luck, though. That heat bag is very pretty...
ReplyDeleteThanks I thought the normal shop ones were boring. Oh yes it wouldn't itbe nice to make money from your craft. I've tried but it's sooooo hard. Happy crafting
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