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Interesting idea, thank you
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What good way to reuse plastic bags!
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Post time: 2020-1-30 04:35
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Oh I like that idea! I use all my scrap yarn bits and my cat seems to love wool stuffing but I bet she'd like the crinkle noise of the bags. Good tip, thanks!
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That is a very novel idea. I generally use poly fill, or bits of yarn if it’s a small space. Not sure I would use plastic bags, unless it was something that was going to sit on my own shelf. Yes
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I save all of my scrap pieces of yarn ends to use for plushie stuffing, but it takes a long time to build up enough to actually use.
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I've used yarn scraps to stuff with. I have loads of those sitting about and they don't cost me anything new! I just shove them into a bag as I work and then when I need stuffing... voila!
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I would use this tip more for the toys that are on my shelf and the ones I give to children. Good tip
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