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Sew Easy Pokeball Boo Boo Bags

Danielle · September 22, 2016 · Leave a Comment

Pokeball Shaped Boo Boo Bags

How to sew an easy boo boo bag for your children- in the shape of a Pokeball! 

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I love the idea of making a boo boo bag for my own kids or as a gift for others. It makes the whole “boo boo” and ice pack experience a bit less miserable, for sure. Whenever someone tells me to “just” put an ice pack on a toddler’s bumps and bruises, I laugh and I laugh and I laugh. They don’t sit still well and you’d think you were killing them. This should make it more fun!I’ll mention that I made mine with fleece. I would recommend a regular red and white cotton or knit fabric for the main portion of the bag. It’s a bit thinner and I think the coolness will convey through the bag better. The fleece definitely felt a bit warm still, despite being put in the freezer.

Supplies

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  • Fleece/Felt/Knit Fabric (or other non fraying fabric) for the black and white details on the Pokeball
  • Red/White fabrics of your choice for the main bag. A thinner fabric may help keep the bag cooler- the fleece was pretty warm, even when put through the freezer.
  • Rice and funnel
  • Sewing machine
  • Needle and thread to hand sew

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How to Make a Boo Boo Bag

Step 1: Cut your fabric from the Pokeball pattern, available to subscribers.Step 2: Sew your red and white halves together.

Using a free pattern to make a fabric Pokeball to use as an ice pack.

Step 3: Add your black and white details (the stripe around the ball)

Creating a Pokeball shape using fabric.

Adding black and white center to fabric Pokeball design.

 

Step 4: Sew the back and front fabrics right sides together. Leave an opening to turn.

Pokemon ice pack before rice is added.

Step 5: Turn right sides out. Iron.

Step 6: Add rice.

Step 7: Hand sew it closed.

 

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How to sew cute ice packs in the shape of Pokeballs! Free pattern!

 

Here is a list of all the gift tutorials in this series: Grocery Bag Holders, Homework or Art Displays, Cloth Napkins or Wipes, Mint Extract, Bread Bag (to give with fresh bread) Braided Dog Toy, Paper Mache Pokeball, Peach Infused Liquor, Extra Large Pot Holder, Fabric and Wood Cross, Adult Apron, Cake Mix Cookies in a Mason Jar, Pillowcase, Library Tote Bag, Tile Coasters, Coffee Cozy, Essential Oil Storage Box, Bowl and Casserole Dish Covers, Dry Oil Perfume, Lunch Bag, DIY Wall Decals, Pokemon Boo Boo Bags, Cement Candle Holders, Wood Step Stools, Easy Soy Candles, Cutting Boards, T-Shirt Stencils Using Freezer Paper, Balancing Wine Holder, Easy Concrete Planters, Reusable Gift Bags

 

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Thanks for Reading! -DIYDanielle

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