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Finally, stitch the slit closed. You’ll need to do this the traditional way: with a needle and thread! Use a hidden ladder stitch (or similar) for the best result. The activity cushion Vicair AllRounder O2 is available in three sizes: small, medium and large and has an average weight of only 800 grams.

The Wearable Beanbag was created by Takikou Sewing, a company in Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture, that specialises in beanbags, or “bead cushions” as they’re known in Japan. While the product was introduced to the market earlier this year, it remained under the radar until a recent tweet sent it viral, leading it to be featured on morning TV programs, where people fell in love with the genius idea. You’ll now have two separate pieces: one circle with elastic joined, and one circle with the rectangle joined. The next step is to join these two pieces together. Simply pin the other long edge of the rectangle piece to the circle with the elastic on it. This is very similar to how you joined the first long edge of the rectangle in the previous steps. The main thing to remember here is to ensure the elastic strip is captured inside the two circles! This is because we’ll turn the DIY wrist pincushion inside out in a moment, which will reveal the elastic strip on the outside – ready to wear on your wrist. With the rectangular piece now sewed onto the circular piece, you’ll be left with a small opening/slit on one side. Line these edges up neatly, pin in place and stitch together. DO NOT stitch the entire slit close – just the very top part, as you can see in my photos. This is because we will use this slit to stuff the pin cushion later on!Suntory announces massive price spike for Japanese whisky, some types more than double in price 3 views The beanbag is designed to be worn like a dress but the adult version does weigh around five kilos (11 pounds), so you can use it as a regular beanbag as well. In this day and age, there should be a way for all these things to be done in one swift movement, and that’s exactly what’s now possible, thanks to a new product called the “ Wearable Beanbag“. Regarding where to source the wire wool – I’ve now added a link in the supplies list to a very similar product to the one I used in this project (I can’t find the exact one, as I bought it in a shop, not online). I actually found it pretty easy to stuff into the pin cushion. It needed no manipulation; I just tore off small pieces and stuffed it, as you would with normal toy stuffing. I would recommend wearing gloves and a safety mask when when doing this though, as I’ve mentioned in the post. I found that it created a bit of dust, which is not good to be inhaling. However, once it’s contained within the pin cushion, it should be fine (I’ve used mine 5-6 times now with no problems). I hope this helps! Thanks again for pointing this out 🙂 – Mike. Reply

It would be helpful if you could share with us what the “wire wool” product you used looks like and how you manipulated the material to get it inside the cover. As for the idea of the barrier of plastic to keep pins from piercing the bottom of the cushion, I like it but I do not see how you could put it in place through the side slit. I also think you’d be unable to turn the cover right side out through the slit if you secured the plastic barrier between two layers of fabric after you’d sewn the elastic in place and before you turned the cushion cover right side out. Reply

If you want a pin cushion with more weight, look for one with steel wool or emery filling, both of which can clean and sharpen pins. Unlike regular cushions, or regular bean bags even, this comfy item will mould itself to hug your curves with ultimate comfort as you sit and roll about from position to position.