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This one is the stealth version.
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The elastic closure is cleverly concealed inside, although this might not satisfy people who are used to the classic shape of a hot water bottle cover. Not sure the world is prepared for this much innovation..
"It will never be seen from a galloping horse." --my grandmother, about sewing mistakes
4 comments:
These are very nice. I don't use hot water bottles, but have a gel pack I heat in the microwave, which is the same sort of thing. I just wrap it in a towel, but using little bags for them is so much classier.
Hello Nettie,
Wonderful for these cold days. I don´t use hot water bottles but I imagine this is absolutly needed cold countries.
Hi Nettie - first time to your blog. And wow, you're an English teacher who quilts?
I'm *ashamed* that the only creative thing this English teacher can do with my hands is origami with instructions!
As winter is just starting for us here, a hot water bottle in such a cute cover sounds so warming...
Yet I don't think the cold could compel me do come out with such beauties :P
Nettie, your bottle covers are so nice! I always wondered why we don't use hot water bottles more in the US - they're so practical. Too much central heating I guess.
Thanks very much for visiting my blog!
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