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  1. 12-31-2008, 10:02 AM #1
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    Default What can I do with Poly-Fil?

    I've inherited 6 lbs. of poly-fil and have no idea what to do with it all. It's presenting a storage issue, so I'd like to make it into something useful in the very near future.

    I don't need any pillows and I'm not into stuffed animals. Does anyone have any ideas on how else I can use this stuff up?
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    I searched fiberfill crafts online and most of what came up was dolls, stuffed animals and pillows.

    You could always make some scented hot pads. It wouldn't use too much fiberfill, but it would use up some! Other than that, I can't think of much!
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    How about making some beds for your cats?
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    could you sell it on Craigslist??
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    I would try selling it too. Crafters use for lots of different things.
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    I am actually thinking of running and getting some today,lol.
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