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Old 10-10-2011, 04:46 PM
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Thank you..............I need to make one of these for ME!!
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I love this...great for gifts! THANKS!!!!
Wonder if "RICE" can be used instead of Buckwheat!!!
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Or any other grain or even salts?
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I have one with flax seed in it and I used it the last couple of nights for a stiff neck. Works great.
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Thanks crafty :D
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I make them with flax seed and put a little lavander in them. Them smell do good when heated.
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Wonderful, thanks for sharing this with us!
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I made some and my granddaughter brought them to the spca. They use them to soothe kittens who don't have a mom.
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