(TWB-EH01) E-pattern H01 Winter Heating Pad
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This is the downloadable e-pattern version.
After purchasing, you will receive a link by email to download your pattern.
Finished size is approximately 9" x 17".
(Click here for the 9" Windy Scroll Hangers for the wallhanging. They are sold on Ackfeld Manufacturing's website at www.ackfeldwire.com. Product #31362. Be sure to select the 9" hanger.)
This adorable heating pad is basically a bag with two ties at the top. You heat up the heatable insert that you will make following the instructions. The insert is filled with either whole flax seed, or rice. Once you heat the insert in the microwave, put it into the quilted bag, loosely knot the ties at the top, and enjoy!
I made this heating pad last Christmas for the women in my family. It turned out great, and everyone seemed to love them, and we had such great response when I shared the pictures on Facebook, so we patterned it! It was a great project to do in an assembly line fashion.
I made a matching instruction tag that tells how to use the heating pad. A hole was punched in one corner, and it was tied to the heating pad with a piece of jute string.
For the packaging, I made a graphic that coordinated with the fabrics and blocks, and printed and glued it to the front of a gable box. I also punched a hole in the cute sock graphic and tied it to the box along with a rusty jingle bell and a name tag. I loved how it all tied together and coordinated, and it warmed my heart (no pun intended) to give a fun and useful gift.
I'm giving the graphics to you for FREE, and I hope you enjoy!
Simply click here, or on the image below!
(Please note: If you purchase the e-pattern, all graphics are included in your download.)
After purchasing, you will receive a link by email to download your pattern.
Finished size is approximately 9" x 17".
(Click here for the 9" Windy Scroll Hangers for the wallhanging. They are sold on Ackfeld Manufacturing's website at www.ackfeldwire.com. Product #31362. Be sure to select the 9" hanger.)
This adorable heating pad is basically a bag with two ties at the top. You heat up the heatable insert that you will make following the instructions. The insert is filled with either whole flax seed, or rice. Once you heat the insert in the microwave, put it into the quilted bag, loosely knot the ties at the top, and enjoy!
I made this heating pad last Christmas for the women in my family. It turned out great, and everyone seemed to love them, and we had such great response when I shared the pictures on Facebook, so we patterned it! It was a great project to do in an assembly line fashion.
I made a matching instruction tag that tells how to use the heating pad. A hole was punched in one corner, and it was tied to the heating pad with a piece of jute string.
For the packaging, I made a graphic that coordinated with the fabrics and blocks, and printed and glued it to the front of a gable box. I also punched a hole in the cute sock graphic and tied it to the box along with a rusty jingle bell and a name tag. I loved how it all tied together and coordinated, and it warmed my heart (no pun intended) to give a fun and useful gift.
I'm giving the graphics to you for FREE, and I hope you enjoy!
Simply click here, or on the image below!
(Please note: If you purchase the e-pattern, all graphics are included in your download.)
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