How to Make Sewn Hand Warmers

 by craftknowitall
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Have you ever gone outside on a snowy day for a snow ball fight?  What is usually the first thing to get cold and drive you indoors?  Okay, the second thing; your hands.  These are really simple hand warmers made fleece and rice.  You heard me, rice. You could use any other grain you have on hand, but I have rice, so rice is what I used.  This Instructable is to teach you How to Make Sewn Hand Warmers. Let’s get started.
 
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Step 1:

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Supplies:
Fleece cut into 4-5 inch squares (two per hand warmer)
Thread
Rotary cutter
Cutting mat
Straight edge
Scissors
Sewing machine
Rice (+/- 6 cups)
¼ c, dry measuring cup
danlynne07 says: Nov 26, 2012. 7:47 PM
i am definitely going to try this now that i know how to sew and its cold. cant wait. thank you for sharing.
AlpineButterfly says: Jan 7, 2012. 9:14 AM
these look sooo cozy,I wasn't sure how well the fleece would hold up in the microwave. How long do you put them in there for?
craftknowitall (author) in reply to AlpineButterflyJan 7, 2012. 12:37 PM
30 seconds, lasts about 1 hour.
piggleliggle says: Jan 1, 2012. 4:55 PM
Ooh, so how long does the heat last?
craftknowitall (author) in reply to piggleliggleJan 2, 2012. 4:59 PM
+/- 1 hour Thanks for looking.
jessyratfink says: Dec 29, 2011. 5:10 PM
I love these. I really like using jasmine rice in them because it smells great. :D
craftknowitall (author) in reply to jessyratfinkDec 29, 2011. 5:39 PM
Fragrence is important! Thanks for looking!
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