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Jazzing up my hot water bottle
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BusyGirl
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Yesterday I bought 3 hot water bottles and wondered if you had any suggestions for making covers for them either from scratch, or using something else that I may already have lurking in my home! 
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You could knit covers for them. I used to do this with my Gran as a child.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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Has MSG started a trend here? Pimp my hot water bottle anyone?I have plenty of willpower - it's won't power I need.
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BusyGirl wrote:Yesterday I bought 3 hot water bottles and wondered if you had any suggestions for making covers for them either from scratch, or using something else that I may already have lurking in my home!
Thanks
Pink and fluffy I think!
Or an old fluffy dressing gown would make a fab cover.The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese :cool:0 -
Depends why you want to make them. If you're feeling lazy poundland have some covers in. £1, obviously
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Any good at sewing - you could reuse an old towel
or kids old tshirt - sew up sleeves and attach something like velcro or poppers to the bottom use the neck for the neck of the bottle?0 -
Use a cosy jumper. Put the hot water bottle inside the body section then wrap the arms around it a couple of times and tie to secure.
Hey presto - no sewing, extra cosy on your feet, and possibly even a warm jumper to put on in the morning!"Then, when every last cent
Of their money was spent,
The Fix-it-Up Chappie packed up
And he went."
Dr Seuss0
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