Hot water bottle cover pattern

Now that the nights are drawing in, it’s tempting to stay indoors and keep cosy and warm with a good book. So to keep out the chill I’v...

Adrianne of On the Windy Side shares on her blog how to make a quilted hot water bottle cover (hottie for short). Strip piecing makes quick work of the fabric panel and her stitches delight, notice…

As far as old school cozy goes, it doesn’t get better than a hot water bottle. Back when I had surgery last year, all I wanted was the instant warmth of the hottie, and a snuggly knitte…

It's still the middle of winter here in the Hoosier state, and my homemade hot water bottle cozy has gone missing *cue dramatic music*. I don’t know if it's a sign of my age, but in the wintertime I get so sore from the freezing (below freezing!) temperatures that I pretty much can't sleep without it, especially after having to shovel snow three times in the past two days... So, I need to make a new one! My first hot water bottle cozy was made with a single print, but this time I decided to…

Recycle an old sweater to make this cute and cosy hot water bottle cover. Tutorial at rachaelrabbit.blogspot.com/2008/11/tutorial-simple-hot-wa...

Learn how to make a granny square hot water bottle cover with this free crochet pattern.

This simple sewing project is perfect for beginners! Find out how to sew a hot water bottle cover with our easy tutorial.

Rosie Taylor on Instagram: "A hot water bottle cover for me!!! It's super easy and as hot water bottles come in different sizes you can make a template that fits your own perfectly! Here's how I made it: (seam allowance ¼") ✨️I drew around the hot water bottle, adding 1" all the way around with more around the neck and top to allow for the depth. Fold down the middle and cut out. ✨️I used 1½" squares (cut 2") as that fitted across my template perfectly but you can do any size you like or…

As the nights get colder, snuggle up to this soft fleecy covered hot water bottle! It’s fully lined so you don’t see raw edges on the inside, and would make a perfect present for anybody, young or old. I’ve used fleece not just because of its softness, but because it’s a knitted fabric so has a bit of stretch which helps when you pop the bottle inside. Materials: · Hot water bottle · Card and pen to make a template · 24” x 18” outer fleece · 24” x 18” lining fleece · Scraps of cotton fabric…