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miriam 03-24-2013 12:32 PM


Originally Posted by Quilt Lover Grandma (Post 5950902)
Hubby and I made bags that were filled with field corn. They were made from eight sections of muslin and each given a child friendly patterned fabric pillowcase. My daughter uses them in her kindergarten class for children that have a tendency to run all about. Each one is about 4.5 pounds. They are meant to be held in their laps. She has a very active class this year.

As having raised the hyper active child, I'm curious - what does having 4-5 lbs on their laps do?

solstice3 03-24-2013 01:21 PM

I would try it with some scrap

Iwantasew 03-24-2013 05:39 PM

My granddaughter was familar with the (field) corn bags but was given a frog with popcorn in it for wieght. Not realizing the difference she put it in the microwave and it did start popping. Mom had to sew up a broken seam. Gave them a good laugh when she said she would have a bed time snack as well as warm feet.

lsmft 03-28-2013 07:55 AM

I did buy corn kernals but when the boys discovered sand and fiber-fill in my basement they never asked about popping the corn. I do plan on trying that at another time now that "Iwantasew" made it sound safe to try --- so we will --- next time. I posted in the "Pictures" section their wonderful creations. Myachi sacks stuffed with sand .... and a multitude of pillows stuffed with fiber-fill. It was a great day. They truly loved sewing!


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