DIY Heating and Cooling Pad::Bloggers Best 12 Days of Christmas

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Oooh, I am so happy to be here today for this awesome series. I’m Kiki from Kiki and Company and I love Christmas so much. One of my favorite things is to think of fun things to give my neighbors, teachers and friends in my life. A few years ago, a sweet girl came knocking at our door and gave us one of these and it was an instant hit and continues to be a big hit in my family! Today we will be making a super simple DIY Heating and Cooling Pad.

SUPPLIES:

fabric- You can make these any size you want. I have 2 sizes..a small rectangle (roughly 8″x12″) and a long, skinny rectangle (roughly 6″x 20″)

scissors

rice

essential oil- this is optional. if you want to infuse your rice with a smell, this is an easy way to do it

sewing machine

printable tag (at bottom of post)

DIRECTIONS:

To make these is super simple. You can either cut 2 identical rectangles per size you want or cut 1 rectangle doubled (so the 8″x12″ would be 16″x12″)

1-Put fabric right sides together and sew 3 sides shut. Cut corners and flip the pad to be right sides out.

2-Fill rice 1/2 way up your pad.

3- Fold top down and pin. Sew the top shut

4- You are done! Add the tag and give away!

5- To use the pads, simply microwave in 30 second intervals until the pad is nice and warm (but not too hot). Place on shoulders, head, legs, etc and FEEL RELAXED! You can also put them in the freezer to make into a cooling pad!

I hope you find the time to whip a few of these up. They are a perfect neighbor, teacher, and friend gift.

To download these free tags, click on the link below:

RELAX TAGS

Have a Merry Christmas. I’d love to see you over at Kiki and Company where my holiday prints have been flying out the door. Here are a few of my favorites:

In Everything Give Thanks // For Unto Us A Child is Born

For unto You is Born // Give Thanks Wreath and Garland Printables