It's been chilly here. You northern, snow-dwelling people might laugh, but I think my blood is as thin as water, having lived in warmer climates for almost 15 years now.
photo: Ashley Baker
We received a down comforter for our wedding, almost 16 years ago, and we pull it out for a few night's sleep each year, and that's only because we don't turn the master room heat on. At all.
photo: Olivia Knudsen
It's mainly my feet that have such a hard time warming up, which wasn't a problem when I could just warm them up on Ryan's legs in bed. But the thing is, Ryan got us a "number" bed, and so we have to sleep on our sides because of the two different settings. I know. Boo hoo, Katy.
photo: Ashley Baker
So! I went to Pearl's closet and found one of the corn bags I made years ago. I warmed it up in the microwave and enjoyed that radiating heat through all of Madam Secretary and beyond, into sweet slumber. I just thought I'd tell those preparing for the cold weekend, you may want to whip some up for those little limbs that come in from making snowmen, and to pre-warm those cold beds. Here's my post for bags with corn, and here's my original tutorial for the little hand warmers with rice.
photo: Ashley Baker
Stay warm!!
photo: Krisanne Knudsen
I know this post is about corn bags, but I'm blown away by the gorgeous pictures! You have very talented and artistic sisters and sisters-in-law. ^_^
ReplyDeleteOh perfect! I made flannel pajamas for my girls for Christmas, and I was wondering what to do with all the leftover scraps of flannel! Rice and/or corn bags will work!
ReplyDeleteYour comment about the rabbits on your corn bag post!! Haha!! And now who loves them?! :D
ReplyDeleteI know, right?! I had to go back and find what you were talking about. They're still stinky, though. ;)
DeleteI use those under my feet at the sewing machine!
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