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Heatable Hand Muffler

Heatable Hand Muffler
I've always wanted a muffler, and saw the Warm Rice Bag 'ible by Hello Kitty. Instantly my wheels started turning and this is what I've come up with. Not only can you warm it up, but you can keep it cool in the summer!  Warm away aches and pains, chill a strain or sprain, But do not use in the RAIN. Attractive and useful with a pocket for your cell phone, mp3 player, keys, or buss fare! LOL, no digging with cold hands folks! I've been using mine as lumbar support while riding the buss as well. :) Read, Build, and Enjoy!
 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
You'll need material, I've read cotton is the best, some say it doesn't matter, I used a Cotton Polyester blend, table linen, stained up but soft and durable.
Rice (or feed-corn, barley, anything that you can heat up for warmth, dried beans stay warm longer
An old sweater (that sweater Aunt SoSew ;) you got on christmas, may be pretty, looks crazy on you)
Ruler, needle and thread, scissors, a pen/pencil, and a button.
Careful choosing a button, Thee right button is the Bees Knees, the simplest thing can just throw it all off.

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Dec 6, 2010. 6:45 PMspaul says:
very nice! the finished product looks really good and the pics helped a lot to figure out what you did.

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Author:Mrs. Trydle(Mrs. Trydle)
My mother taught me to crochet at four years old. We made a foot-tall Christmas Tree, and decorated it, all by crochet. From then on my main ambition in life has been to make things, and make things p...
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