#9 Neighbor Christmas Gift Idea – Therapy Sacs

November 27, 2009 by  

therapy-sack

These are so great for cold toes after sledding or just being out in the cold.  You just pop them in the mirco for a couple minutes, put on your cold toes or hands, AAHH instant warmth.  They are also great for sore muscles.

tag idea:  Stay warm and toasty this Holiday Season, Merry Christmas!

To make:  You just sew a pouch, fill with wheat or rice, sew the pouch closed – DONE!  So Easy!  I used a washcloth for my material and added a ribbon embelishment, but you could use any fabric.  (Be sure not to use ribbon with wire in it – for obvious reasons)

If you want a more detailed tutorial, click here – Brassy Apple has a great step by step  tutorial with pictures and she even adds essential oil to hers to make them smell good.

For our 30 Neighbor Christmas Gift Ideas countdown, click here.

Missy

A mother of 4 who holds a degree in English and run on sentences. She has a passion for photography, especially capturing life's sweet moments. She has a serious addiction to Oreos, coconut oil and sushi...not necessarily all at the same time. She is one of the 3 founders of HowDoesShe.com.

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11 Responses to “#9 Neighbor Christmas Gift Idea – Therapy Sacs”
  1. Marcia says:

    Love the idea of making this with a washcloth! Would hold up well.
    I like to put one by my feet in bed in the Winter. I checked out the link you posted. The poem really makes the gift!

  2. Sandee says:

    My mom would make these by filling a tube sock with rice (we noticed wheat smelled bad if accidently nuked too long) and then tying a knot in the top. Thus they became known as “hot socks.” I love the idea of adding essential oils!

  3. stacy says:

    This is a GREAT idea!

  4. andrea says:

    Where did you find your essential oil I am in utah, and I am having a hard time finding any HELP!

  5. linda says:

    Therapy sacks are good for everyone – family & neighbors!!

  6. Temple Jones says:

    Socks work great for these also! I have used the colorful, fluffy socks and they are great!

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