Toy Filling, Fibre Balls, 500g
Item no. 27485
€13.90per piece
Unit price €27.80 / kg · incl. VAT, plus shipping
Toy filling made from fibre balls, 500g, bleached, so pure white, from 100 % polyester. Those balls never clump, spreading evenly — suiting soft toys, cushions plus blankets.
in stock
Delivery time approx. 3–5 working days
Free shipping within Germany from €50
- Material
- 100 % Polyester
- Care
Wash at 30°C
Do not iron
Wash without fabric softener or bleach
Tumble dry
- Certificate
- OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
- Farbe
- weiß
- Packungsinhalt
- 500g
Description
What separates fibre balls from ordinary wadding shows after a first wash: wadding compresses, then stays compressed, while balls spring back. A soft toy therefore holds its shape, even through daily handling plus regular washing.
This material is bleached, so pure white, made from 100 % polyester, 500g. While stuffing, work in small handfuls from its ends — arms, legs plus ears first, then its body.
After washing, shake everything through while still damp, then dry it flat. Your filling spreads evenly again instead of gathering into one corner.
What Füllmaterial Faserbällchen 500g Ökotex 100 gebleicht is suitable for
- Soft toys, because these balls hold shape even after washing.
- Cushions plus bean bags, where even filling counts.
- Topping up flattened cushions that lost their body.
Care instructions:
Frequently asked questions
How much filling will I need?
That follows size. A medium soft toy takes roughly a quarter kilo, a sofa cushion considerably more. Better keeping some over than discovering mid-stuffing that your supply runs short.
Why fibre balls rather than wadding?
Because balls never clump. Wadding compresses through washing plus use, while fibre balls hold their shape, spreading more evenly, leaving no dents behind.
May I wash a finished piece?
Yes, polyester filling survives machine washing. Shake everything through afterwards while still damp, drying flat — your filling then spreads evenly again instead of gathering in one corner.
How do I stuff evenly?
In small handfuls, working from its ends: arms, legs plus ears first, then its body. A stuffing stick, or a wooden spoon handle, pushes material into narrow places without straining seams.