I filled this flannel square with dried corn and keep it in the freezer. It's soft and holds just the right amount of chill for the bumps and boo-boos that happen daily at my house. I'm thinking about making a bigger size....
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That is such a cute boo-boo bag. A bigger one might be a good idea. For bigger boo-boos, right! I am getting behind on bloghopping. Aack! It is Tuesday and I am just now reading your Friday post.
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