If you live in an area where temperatures could get numbingly low, you’d benefit from something hot to warm you up. You can drink a mug of steaming hot chocolate, wear thick socks, or wrap yourself in fleece. But what do you use for when the cold seeps into your joints? You use heat packs.
There are heat packs you can get from stores but DIY ones are great. You can choose your fabric’s design and customize the size to make it just right for you. If you possess basic sewing skills, this is a project that would be very easy for you.
Additionally, you can make a lot of these heat packs and give them away as presents. It’s a very thoughtful gift and I’m pretty sure your recipient will love it.
Materials:
- Cotton fabric
- Wheat/rice/feed corn/flax seeds
Tools:
- Scissors
- Funnel
- Tape Measure
- Chalk
- Paintbrush/Long pencil
- Sewing machine
Microwavable Heat Pack Design Ideas
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If you want to make your own microwavable heat packs, watch the video below.
