Homemade lavender neck wraps

 I decided to try a new project, lavender neck wraps. 

I went to Joann's fabric store and found patterns that were simple enough but had some pattern. I tried to customize the size to whom I was giving the gift to. I didn't take many photos during this project.


For the filling, I bought lavender oil and long white rice. I filled the wrap with the rice about half way to estimate how full they should be. I added 5-8 drops of lavender to what size the wrap was, and I let that soak for a night or two continuously shaking the bag. Here is one of the finished wraps I made, I attached a note explaining what the gift was and how to use it. This was a great and inexpensive gift.












Here is the website I used http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Microwaveable-Neck-Wrap

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