Crushed Panne 4-panels-Good Filler?

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Crushed Panne 4-panels-Good Filler?

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I'm stitching 4 pannel Crushed Panne bags-and am wondering about good filler. I have copper coated bb's, aquarium rocks, lead shot, and plastic poly pellets. Sand is hard to come by [in winter :-(] and I'm giving a bag to a girl tomorrow [all pink] for V-day ;-)

Any ideas ?
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bb's or shot with poly pellets are both pretty good in 4 panels.
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Post by hackeysnacker »

fill it with ur hair clippings to show how much she means to u
I'd go w/ polypellets and lead, but BB's and aquarium rock would probably be good too
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It went great :-). It sets wicked too. The panels are puffed so it looks silly, but plays nice. I hit smear first try barefoot
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wut's the fill?
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so far i've only used sand - i filter it to get the big grains so it doesn't leak. are the polypellets the same ones in the crochet bags?
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"D" all of the above

I threw in plastic poly pellets, aquarium rocks, and copper bb's.
I might try just lead this time around-but I have to ration it :-(

I wish I had my brothers digi cam-these bags are sexy [all pink ;-)]
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Pink crushed panne? I'm going to need to see this. :wink:
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what i use that is really good is....

dried out rice so it breaks easy and lead shot it works really well once broken in
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i was thinking about rice as a filler, but i wasn't sure if it'd have the weight that the sand does, i thought it might be lighter
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I have used rice for my bags before, it is very light so you will need to put something else heavy in there too.
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thats why i use the lead shot because its small and heavyier than the rice it works out as a really good combination i think
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Food makes bad filler :?

I need more lead! I want to try poly pellets and lead
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i used rice on the first bag, but i can to realize that after awhile the bag seems limp and dead...so i used poly plastic bbs(as a light filler) and then filled the majority of the bag with lead shot it works awesomely! my bag weighs in at an earth shattering 38grams i thinks that thats the perfect weight for my bags =)
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