FairfieldPoly-Fil Poly-Pellets, Premium Polyester Weighted Stuffing Beads, Stuffing for Stuffed Animals, Toys, Bean Bags, Weighted Blankets, and More, 32-ounce Bag

Used this for a diy bear I made out of scrap pieces of fabric. Turned out good. A little went a long way, I’ll purchase again. Good for the price.

I’ve been using these poly pellets for plush making and small DIY weighted items, and they’ve been absolutely perfect. The pellets are smooth, uniform in size, and have a nice weight without being bulky. They flow easily through funnels or fabric channels, which makes filling super efficient.The 5lb bag goes a surprisingly long way—I’ve used it in several medium-sized plush projects and still have plenty left. They're also great for giving plushies that nice, grounded feel without making them stiff or overstuffed.✅ Pros:Clean, consistent pellets with no dust or weird smellEasy to work with (even in tight seams or corners)Great weight distribution for plushies and sensory projectsArrived well-packaged and sealed⚠️ Minor Considerations:Not washable in open seams—make sure to seal inside an inner pouch or bean bag linerIf you're using them for plushies, a small lining or stocking layer helps keep them from poking through looser weavesOverall, great quality and great value—especially for handmade makers like me who want a professional feel in their work without breaking the bank. I will definitely be repurchasing once I run out!

Good, fairly regular bead size- you won't have issues with any particular bead being too big or too small compared to the others. Good weight to them, but not so heavy that they'd rip fabric. Good texture for going into stuffed animals. Great for any project where you need to add a little extra weight somewhere.

I use these pellets to stuff pin cushions. They weight down the pin cushion and allow the pins to pierce the cushion. They are wonderful.

The pellets look about how I expected. They're a little larger than the pellets I received in the 32oz bag. I got the 6lb bag and was excited about the pour spout, but when I opened the bag, the inside smelled very foul. Like chemicals or gasoline. It's very strong, and I'm considering pouring the pellets into a different bag for storage because the smell is unbearable. It's just very unfortunate because I thought the pour spout seemed very useful.As far as I can tell, the pellets have no smell and it's only the bag, so I expect the pellets will work for my projects. It's just a shame the smell is so unpleasant.Update:So after transferring the pellets to a new container, I discovered that they do have a faint smell of the chemicals as well. I aired them out for a few days, and now they don't smell, as far as I can tell.

As advertised, a little expensive

I use these all the time in stuffed animals i make! make sure to buy some cheep stockings to put it in if your project has holes like crochet or knit because they are pellets and will just fall out lol. but they are good for making thing have weight and have that bean texture that most stuffed animals have from stores.

I use this all the time when I make my gnomes. It’s for the weight.