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15 Hand Warmers You Can Make At Home Yourself

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October 23, 2019 By Riley E. Carlson 7 Comments

Keep the winter chill at bay with these awesome hand warmers! It’s that time of the year again when temperatures start to drop, signaling the start of winter. Tired of boring, old hand warmers that don’t show off your personality? Rather than buy new ones, turn it into a fun project by making your own! Here are some DIY ideas to help you keep stylishly warm this season.

15 Fun and Functional Hand Warmers You Can DIY!

1. Mini Heart-Shaped Hand Warmer

Feel like giving your heart away this winter? Show off your romantic side by making these heart-shaped hand warmers. Warm up someone’s hands, or heart, with one of these.

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2. Flannel Shirt Hand Warmers

Got some old flannel shirts lying around? Turn them into a DIY hand warmer, and don’t forget to share! These would be a great gift for both men and women.

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3. Upcycled Monogrammed Hand Warmer

Customize your hand warmers by making them yourself. For a truly personal touch, you can try stitching your initials, or someone else’s, if you’re planning to give it as a gift. See how here.

4. Star Wars Hand Warmers

Are you a Star Wars fan? This will be perfect to show off your inner geek. Use an old t-shirt from one of your favorite movies for a customized hand warmer. Get the tutorial here.

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5. More Heart Hand Warmers

Stay toasty with these adorable heart-shaped warmers. Choose your favorite print and start crafting. To get the warmth going, simply pop them in the microwave. Learn how to make them here.

6. Essential Oil Hand Warmers

Keep warm while getting all the benefits of your favorite essential oil. Whether you’re in the mood to relax or get motivated, just choose your favorite scent, then you’re good to go with this DIY.

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7. Simple Square DIY Hand Warmer

This basic square-shaped warmer in a fun simple pattern is a great place to start. Who says simple can’t be stylish, too?  See how to make it here.

8. Cozy and Quick Owl Hand Warmer

Who doesn’t love a cute little owl? Be sure to choose a fun and vibrant color to make it truly stand out. This will make a great gift idea for both kids and kids-at-heart.

9. Jumbo Hand Warmer

Looking for more warmth? These jumbo warmers are microwave-safe and can be reused time and time again. Bigger is definitely better with this DIY tutorial.

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10. DIY Warm Hands

Need a crochet project this winter? These adorable knit warmers are definitely a great way to start and will make perfect last-minute gifts. Keep your hands warm with this pattern.

11. DIY From Old Socks

Have tons of socks and don’t know what to do with them? Check out how to upcycle your old socks into hand warmers.

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12. Repurposed Old Sweater

Old sweaters are perfect since they’re essentially designed for the same purpose. Look for that odd sweater you haven’t worn in ages, then follow these steps.

13. Stocking Stuffers

These adorable hand warmers make the perfect stocking stuffers and look great in pastel hues. Be sure to use thread in a different color for a surprising pop of color. Give the gift of warmth this holiday season.

14. Snowman Warmers

How precious are these snowman warmers? I bet you didn’t even notice that they’re ordinary men’s crew socks because they’re so cute! Just in time for the holidays, this no-sew project can also be a fun project for kids.

15. Fox Hand Warmers

These adorable fox-shaped warmers are so easy to DIY and can be made from just fabric scraps. Try mixing prints to create a unique design. Learn how to make the pattern here.

Want to make something without having to sew anything? You can with this DIY tutorial from Kin Community:

Which one are you making today? Let us know in the comments below!

UP NEXT: 36 Cold Weather Hacks to Keep You Cozy This Winter

 

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Comments

  1. Nancy Rector says

    February 8, 2016 at 1:16 PM

    Thank kindly for picking our Owl Hand warmers to be part of your most awesome post. I’ll be sharing your link on all my social networks!
    Have a phenomenal week!
    Nancy Ü

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  2. Steve Jefferson says

    April 22, 2020 at 6:02 AM

    Hi there,
    great ideas! I like the most the idea of Repurposed Old Sweater and Stocking Stuffers. I’ll definitely try to make them.

    Reply

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