I’m kind of a wimp when it comes to the chilly nights…and mornings. We are considering moving to a warmer place because Utah is filled with lots of chilly mornings and nights through out the year.
Those random bits of weather that you can’t really justify turning on the heater or starting up a fire because you know in a few hours you will be sweating. Seriously we have weird, unpredictable weather around here.
So- to help with this and to keep myself from freezing and shivering like a wimp…. these are a life saver.
They are so simple to make and then when done you pop them into the microwave (don’t over cook or they will burn and stink up the whole house. yeah, you don’t need to ask how I know that).
Pop them into a pocket or lay on your lap and awe…… yeah. They are really that good.
Here are a few shapes and sizes — you can make a few for yourself. They are perfect for handmade holidays too!
Hand Warmer Tutorial ~ to keep you toasty
Heart hand warmers- easy with pinking shears!
Fun Fabric- simple square hand warmers
Fit them into your gloves- just the right size
Cuter than a bear pocket warmer
Use mismatched socks for your hand warmers-
Hand stitched owl hand heaters
Custom shaped- tea bags!
Toasty foot warmers too!
Looking for other toasty projects?
Fingerless gloves…they are custom fit!
And because you can never have enough–
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Well you can always move here to Phoenix, east valley area in Arizona. Fabulous weather from late October to mid May. Of course, there are those other 4 1/2 months. Summer monsoon season isn’t really bad if you stay in your air conditioned home, to your air conditioned car, to an air conditioned building. Then all of the sudden it just cools off and you can pat yourself on the back for making it through another hot summer.
Jennie
Jennie– too funny! That sound sort of nice 🙂