Plastic Pellets are ideal to be used in teddies and other stuffed animals, if you want to add a bit of weight to them. You can add the plastic pellets to the paws or feet to make them heavier or else you can add them to the animal's behind, if you'd like it to be able to sit down. They can also be used for small bean bags and other creative hobby projects.
Plastic pellets are not supposed to be washed too often and not warmer than at around 40°C, but can be washed at up to 60°, if necessary. We recommend that you dry the finished product flat.
Important!
To ensure safety, we recommend that these plastic pellets be sewn into a tiny fabric bag before using them in your project. This stops the small pellets from falling out, which - in worst-case scenarios - may lead to choking hazards, especially if given to children under the age of 3.
Safety precautions:
Always check your finished project thoroughly to ensure all parts are safe and secure.
Check it regularly! Materials experience wear and tear over time, so check your project regularly to ensure it is still safe. When crafting for small children (0-3 years old), you must ensure everything is attached correctly and securely.
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Plastic Pellets are ideal to be used in teddies and other stuffed animals, if you want to add a bit of weight to them. You can add the plastic pellets to the paws or feet to make them heavier or else you can add them to the animal's behind, if you'd like it to be able to sit down. They can also be used for small bean bags and other creative hobby projects.
Plastic pellets are not supposed to be washed too often and not warmer than at around 40°C, but can be washed at up to 60°, if necessary. We recommend that you dry the finished product flat.
Important!
To ensure safety, we recommend that these plastic pellets be sewn into a tiny fabric bag before using them in your project. This stops the small pellets from falling out, which - in worst-case scenarios - may lead to choking hazards, especially if given to children under the age of 3.
Safety precautions:
Always check your finished project thoroughly to ensure all parts are safe and secure.
Check it regularly! Materials experience wear and tear over time, so check your project regularly to ensure it is still safe. When crafting for small children (0-3 years old), you must ensure everything is attached correctly and securely.
