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Inexpensive pillow stuffing?
Hey all! 
I've made some pillows, but I don't like the cheap polyfill from the craft store, and it seems like the forms defeat the point of making your own pillows to begin with, because they're expensive. I was thinking of shredding old sheets, towels...any suggestions? TIA
Re: Inexpensive pillow stuffing?
Sometimes decorative pillows at Walmart are cheaper than pillow forms.
IKEA's cheapest regular sized bed pillow is $1.49, and you could definitely use the pillow, folded in half, or just the stuffing. I plan to do this with the pillows and pouf that I want to make for my Family Room.
They also sell pillow "cushions" which are essentially pillow forms that just need covering in fabric, and those are $1.99 each.
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