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This DIY Aromatherapy Rice Bag is great for sore muscles, growing pains, restless leg syndrome, or when you just need to warm up a bit! I know it might sound crazy but I had never heard of a rice bag until I moved to Washington and my mother-in-law introduced me to them. I never really had much of a need for one until I was married and started having kids then suddenly I had a million reasons to want a rice bag. In fact, I love DIY rice bags so much during pregnancy that I have them listed…

This pdf sewing pattern is a modern take on the drawstring pouch inspired by the Komebukuro Japanese Rice Bag.

A Komebukuro is a Japanese cotton drawstring bag that was used to carry offerings of rice to Japanese temples or shrines. The w...

Sew Retro is the debut collection for Sara Davies for Riley Blake Designs. It's a whimsical line full of bright, cheery colors. just look at all the cute prints you can choose from! When I first saw these fun prints I knew I wanted to make a quilt for our wee camper. I was so excited because they were just perfect for our lime green Vintage Trillium trailer. I designed a modern scrappy quilt and even cut all the fabric into 8 inch squares. I was on a roll and started to make my half square…

I thought I'd share with you some images of the Japanese Rice Bag I made earlier in the year. This project was one of the most soothing I'v...

Based on an authentic Japanese rice bag, or Komebukuro, this beautiful drawstring holdall is made from simple squares and can be sized up or down to suit your needs. Make it patchwork, add a contrast lining, or even pad out your bag with quilt wadding to create a sturdy everyday accessory to hold your essentials.

See how to make a large diy heating pad using this free diy rice heating pad pattern. Smart design - it does not slide down!

I have got round to sorting the process photos I took when making my Komebukuro bags (here and here) and thought I would post a bit of a how-to in case anyone was curious. [edited to add links, sorry!] These bags (originally made to contain rice) are quilted so they have a bit of structure to them, and being square and flat bottomed sit nicely on the floor or on a shelf when full. I made the larger one above - great for knitting wools or a crochet project perhaps - and the smaller one below…