First, you'll need:
2 15"x14" pieces of fleece or other soft material
1 15"x8" piece of fleece or other soft material
17" of bias tape, matching or contrasting
(Please ignore the mess that is my craft table. I'm in the middle of a lot of Christmas gifts.)
First, pin the bias tape on the long side of the 15"x8" piece of material.
Set aside, and grab one of the 15"x14" pieces. Pin up a hem of 1" along one of the longer sides. Sew using straight or zig-zag. You don't have to add a hem here if using fleece or another material that won't fray. I just do, because these were gifts.
Do the same for the other piece.
Next, stack the layers in this order:
15x14 piece right side up
15x8 piece right side down
15x14 piece right side down
Line up the hems and stitch around the 2 sides, and top using a 1/2" seam allowance or larger. I used approximately an inch on this one. You can also serge the edges if you have one. I do, but for this tutorial's sake, I didn't use it.
Then, trim close to the stitching, and clip your corners.
Turn right side out. It should now look something like this:
Fold in half lengthwise, and mark the center. Set machine to straight stitch, and sew through all layer down the middle. You'll create two pockets for the rice packs.
Finished:
Hope you can follow that easily enough, and if not, feel free to ask any questions! You can also make them different sizes, depending on how big/small the person's feet is.
Also, this is my own design so please just give credit where credit is due. That is all. :)
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