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September 2013 in Eco-Friendly Family

Hi everyone, my name is Lauren. This is my first time posting on this board. I have a daughter named Brooklyn that was born in February. Anywho, on to my question...

What material is used to fill stuffed animals/toys that crinkle? Obviously looking for something natural....I want to make a set of stacking rings for DD out of some scrap fabric, but I'm trying to figure out what to fill them with. Thanks for your input!

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