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BooBoo Bags

May 24th, 2008 by Simone

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The teacher appreciation luncheon for our school is coming up and we were in need of favors for the teachers. Back in December I saw this tutorial from Creative Outlet Designs in a Sew Mama Sew round up and suggested that we could make these lavender scented wheat sacks for the teachers. You use them as hot or cold compresses by heating up the bag in the microwave or keeping them cold in the freezer.

100 lbs of bulgur wheat

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8 yards of fabric

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1.5 oz of lavender oil

75 yards of ribbon

73 eyelets, cards, and plastic baggies later, they are finally done:

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Thank you to Kerry, Laura, Meg, and Kirsten for supporting me in my crazy crafting endeavors.

Now I just need suggestions how to get 100 lbs of inert mass from my apartment to the school. Any ideas?

 

5 Responses to “BooBoo Bags”

  1. Elizabeth (Bloggy Mama) Says:

    Cool!!
    Those are great. My Mom made those as gifts a few years ago.

  2. b from knitting harvest Says:

    Adorable! Speaking from experience, it’s always best when students and families provide a handmade gift.

  3. Stephanie Says:

    Did you test drive them? I totally would of had too.

    Also- I started to do the crochet school- and some of the videos are down. just FYI

  4. Allison Says:

    What a GREAT idea! I’ve been looking for end of the year teacher gift ideas and I love this! How would you feel if I blogged about this?

  5. Tiff@Three Peas Says:

    I love those things. I used one back when I had surgery on my hand. it helped with the pain!I’m going to have to get another one since mine has been hijacked by my daughter!