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Different Types Of Pillow Stuffing And which to use

September 3, 2009 by Anne Weaver

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In their article, Understanding Filler Materials, the folks at Sew4Home discuss the many options for stuffing handmade pillows.  Go to the article.

[photo from Sew4Home]

Have you seen those snuggle chairs and sensory beanbags such as Kloudsac that sell for hundreds of dollars? Well after a bit of research,  I found what they are filled with and I am planning on filling mine with the same sensory soft filling for more sensory dependant child.

Make sure if you are making your own sensory ones that you use the correct foam as listed above shredded memory foam. You can then fill any styled beanbag to create your own cloud pillow. Choosing a beanbag that is oversized (so you can sink into it) is highly recommended. Imagine when you sit on it, the foam has to have somewhere to go.

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Comments

  1. Kelly says

    September 3, 2009 at 9:10 am

    How is it that this article completely skipped cotton fillers? And bamboo? I almost expected the bamboo, because it’s new, but omitting cotton? That’s a pretty big oversight. I’d certainly choose cotton for a pillow filling over shredded rubber (which was included).

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