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SweaterDoll - Allison Dey: Natural Fiberfill Comparison Results - Part One: Costs and Sources

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A unique process explodes the special blend of 100% polyester fibers creating an extraordinary resilience that maintains its integrity through countless washes. Use for all types of craft and home decor projects. Smooth consistency, will not bunch. Non-allergenic. Machine wash on gentle cycle with warm water. Air dry or tumble dry on air or low heat setting. Fiber may shift during laundering. Gently massage the project with fingertips to move the fiber back into place. 5 lb. carton.

Poly-Fil Premium 100% Polyester Fiberfill - 20 lb. Box

Poly-Fil® Crafter's Choice® Dry Packing Fiber Fill

Awhile ago I posted asking for fiberfill preferences for amigurumi. There are so many choices but hard to tell the difference! So I did a quick breakdown of a few of the