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On chilly days, my ears sometimes hurt from the cold. This instructable shows how to make your own removable fleece ear warmers for your bicycle helmet, so you can have toasty ears on your ride.
(These ear warmers will also work for other types of helmets as long as they use a similar strap system.)
(These ear warmers will also work for other types of helmets as long as they use a similar strap system.)
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Materials
- Fleece: 2 pieces, each measuring 5" x 10"
- Thread
- Needle
- Scissors
- Ruler
Notes:
I figured out the dimensions of the fabric by measuring the widest part of my helmet straps. You may want to check yours and make adjustments accordingly.
Fleece is great because it's easy to work with and really soft, but you could probably use other fabrics, such as flannel.
- Fleece: 2 pieces, each measuring 5" x 10"
- Thread
- Needle
- Scissors
- Ruler
Notes:
I figured out the dimensions of the fabric by measuring the widest part of my helmet straps. You may want to check yours and make adjustments accordingly.
Fleece is great because it's easy to work with and really soft, but you could probably use other fabrics, such as flannel.
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Mar 10, 2010. 12:10 PM
seamster
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seamster
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A photo with you wearing the helmet would be nice. Otherwise, it looks like a good idea.
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