Not necessarily a particular design but some ideas that might be cute on such a bag. We have so many talented ladies here it would be a shame not to make use of all that talent when we are drawing a blank. Thank you, Teresa

Maybe vintage type labels or cure-all ads. How about queenofhearts remedy for what ails you...Good Luck.

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by queenofhearts 04 Nov 2010

This is really cute, Or Mom's cure for what ails you, A fuzzy to warm you, now you got me thinking.

Here is a link to site on how to make the therapy bags. Everything that you need to know. Answers your question about corn popping, how to clean, even a label to include about how to use and how to care for.

what do you put in them i read it some were-----------------------------??carolyn

since I was making them for more than one person in a family I just put their names on them, I also made sure to include a directions tag. it makes sure they keep the corn dry and if it needs washing explains how to, also the time to micro.

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by noah 03 Nov 2010

were do i find this??

by queenofhearts 04 Nov 2010

See my post above

Maybe a Nurse design !
BTW I have made ours with rice as a filler.
Wouldn't the corn Pop?
From Bev

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by noah 03 Nov 2010

Hay pop corn now thats funny just be sure to heat it up lol carolyn

by queenofhearts 04 Nov 2010

You must use field corn, not popcorn.It is available at Walmart at this time of the year in the sporting dept. I bought a 40 pound bag for about $7.

Something cheerful for people in pain. Flowers, butterflies for women and sports for macho men.

I would just write " Aarrrr that feels good" :)

Depending on age of recipiant Stella type designs with cleaver wording. Favorite sports mascots would be fun too.

I made fleece covers and embroidered the pink butterfly. I made mine several months ago, but someone posted that the design is free at embroidery Libaray Stitched out good on the cream fleece.

I am making some for Christmas. I am using the roosters designs right here from Veronka's designs. I am also working on one with a celestial design (sun/moon). I am making them for my 4 brothers and probably for my DH. It makes a great gift.

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by keeponsewing 03 Nov 2010

those are beautiful roosters, I used some on kitchen towels and they stitches great.

by dailylaundry 04 Nov 2010

The roosters are beautiful but are still very masculine - for "guy gifts". I always use rice in my bags and make a cover out of polar fleece and embroider on the fleece.