All of our kiddo’s get a “boo, boo” every once in a while where they come running to us with big alligator tears in their adorable little eyes wanting us to fix it all with a kiss and a band aid. And isn’t it the best when that little kiss makes the tears go away and like magic they are all better and running away to play? Today, Janica from JaniJo is introducing her “O” project and is sharing an additional way to make those “boos, boos” go away in a hurry…after the kisses of course. Enjoy!
I am so delighted to be a contributor for The Ribbon Retreat’s “A -Z Series”.
Use a ribbon section (approximately 4″) to cover the top of the ribbon loops.
I almost want to go out and scrap my knee now, just so I can use this adorable Owl Ouchie Pack too. This little guy will make all woes go away and make those scratched up knees and elbows feel so much better in a flash. Boo, boos be gone with you now forever!! Thank you so much Janica for sharing this adorable project that all of us mamas, grandmas, aunts and neighbors will soon be adding to our magic mom kits.
For more fabulous projects by this talented lady, make sure to visit her at JaniJo. Here are a few projects she has shared with us, that you just might think are fabulous and super fun too…
Do you have a magic mom kit? What is your favorite item in there?
Happy Creating & Happy Ouchie Packs!
6 Comments
Nowhere do the instructions mention putting the owl together or putting in the rice? All that is discussed is making the front?
Hi Barbara! Thank you so much for you comment! When we brought over Janica’s tutorial, those pictures were not transferred over…so thank you so much for catching that! We have updated the tutorial and those photos are there now!!! You are a life saver! Have a wonderful day Barbara and thank you again! Michelle 🙂
Hi,
I was wondering at what percent do I need to blow up the owl pattern to make it the correct size? Should I print it in landscape or the regular direction? I have printed it twice but it seems to small. Also will this start on fire in the microwave? My friend made some cute little rice hand warmers and they went up in flames.
Thanks
Amy
Hi Amy! Thank you so much for your questions. Isn’t this Owl Ouchie Pack so much fun? Janica says that you should not have to re-size the pattern once you click on it and bring it up in another screen; it should fit nicely on a regular 8.5″x11″ paper. And in regards to the fire concern, she has never had any problems heating the packs in the microwave. However, considering the plastic button eyes, she does recommend heating in 1-minute increments just to be safe
What is the expiration date for the rice to be used like this?
Hi Meredith! Great question…Janica suggests changing your rice pack every one to two years. She is not aware of any expiration dates but changes hers yearly or every other year just to be safe. Thanks for your question and hope this helps! Have a great day! Michelle 🙂