Wheat bags diy how to make

Wheat bags are a wonderful way to soothe a headache or warm up your bed in winter. Find out how to make your own, or where to buy one online in Australia | Photography: Etsy

What is the best filling for your hot pack? A comparison of 12 different hot pack fillings.

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Easy to make DIY Christmas gifts for crafty people and those of us who are on tight budgets! Why not give homemade gifts for Christmas this year?

On the first day of DIY Christmas, skip the bird-in-tree and get a little crafty with this homemade hand warmer.

It might still be summer but we know soon enough the cooler days and cold nights will set in. To help keep your hands warm, we found these easy to make hot cold rice bags. These little bags are perfe

We made up a bunch of these rice heat therapy bags to keep us warm. These are instructions for a mini rice bag that's easy to sew!

In this tutorial, we show you how to create your own rice heating pack or you can use this as a trivet in the kitchen for placing hot saucepans on...the choice is yours. We made them with just 2 layer cake squares but you can cut two 10' x 10' squares of fabric from your stash. These are so easy to make all you do is simply sew around 3 edges and then sew 6 columns to create the pockets for the rice. Then seal up at the end to hold it all in place. You can fill these with

I own a bunch of wheat packs, most courtesy of Holly over at Hollymayb. When she did a giant stash clean out, I walked away with some nice heavy drill cotton and a bag full of wheat (among many other things!). The other night I decided that having a wheat pack that I could put around my neck and have it stay there would be pretty awesome. So off I went and after an evening sitting at the sewing machine, I put this sucker in the microwave and ended the night in bliss. Luckily I remembered to…