mzzzquilts

I haven't tried this method, but it sounds interesting, not necessarily for bean bags though, for memory quilts.

Has anybody done this? Would be interested in hearing what your results were.

http://www.infarrantlycreative.net/2010/03/custom-bean-bags.html

kuntryquilter

the link didn't work, so typed it in. I got 'the page no longer exists'.

mzzzquilts

Reposting the link...I copy/pasted it into the addressbar and it worked for me.

http://www.infarrantlycreative.net/2...bean-bags.html

patricej

i will definitely have to give this a try.

a side note ... if i'm making a "bean bag" for any reason, i don't use beans, rice, or any other dried food product as stuffing. i use either small buttons, cheap beads from the dollar store, or something else along those lines. then i can safely toss it into the wash.

ranbro

WOW. I just finished making a 50th Anniversary quilt for my brother and bought $75 worth of the "fancy fabric printer sheets". Now I know better. Thanks for the info.

FranC

Wow!! Thanks

Steady Stiching

Interesting....I'll have to remember this...my bubble jet set is nearly empty.

Yooper32

What a wonderful savings this will be. Thanks so much for sharing.

runninL8

Thank you so much for sharing this!!

Rockey

All I can get ,it says error, page no longer exists.