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stuffing for toys

kiliwicketkiliwicket
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What is an EF stuffing for dolls or stuffed animals?  TIA! :)
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Re: stuffing for toys

  • oigoigaloigoigal
    I like wool, but I also just got some bamboo/organic cotton from Joanne's.
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  • tommigirletommigirle

    if you sew, you can also use your scraps. cut them up into tiny pieces. it can be a little bit more lumpy than polylfil, depending on what kind of fabric you generally use, but it's definetly eco-friendly.

     

    ditto pp that joanne's carries bamboo batting & fill.

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  • brianna611brianna611
    It would take a few weeks to have enough, but I suggest dryer lint.  Soft, fluffy cotton, and free!
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  • AmandaHearnAmandaHearn member
    imagebrianna611:
    It would take a few weeks to have enough, but I suggest dryer lint.  Soft, fluffy cotton, and free!
    What a great idea.  I will have to try this out on something.
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  • CABunnyCABunny member
    I've used bamboo stuffing from JoAnns...so soft and it was on sale.
    Mama to two boys and a girl: J (6 yrs), C (4 yrs) and A (4 mo)
    Posts on cloth trainers/PLing
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  • kiliwicketkiliwicket
    I never even thought about this being an option!  Will it wash well... I don't know why (this may sound stupid) but for some reason I always thought that stuff was water soluble!  I blame it on its cotton candy texture.  But can it be washed again?
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