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Originally Posted by AngelicaDeAlquezar
Can I venture some sentences to use "to bundle up"?: 
- I was so cold this morning, that I had to bundle up in a coat.  
- I don't dare to get out of the bed, I prefer to stay here bundled up.
- Bundle up well before you leave home, it's very cold outside.
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The first one is acceptable (sorry for the bad and good icons), but you would not usually say "bundle up in a jacket/coat/scarf/etc.." It is not meant to mean that you had to wear a single item.
I was so cold this morning that I had to put on a coat.
I was so cold this morning that I had to wear a coat.
Your 2nd and 3rd sentences use the phrase perfectly. (technically your 2nd sentence is 2 sentences unless you use a semi-colon)
This is in American English.