Cry!!!!!!!! our pouf tore. I contacted the seller and she apologized (so sweet) and she even offered to replace it with a new fabric at no charge, but I looooove the blue mediterranean-like design so much that I went for plan B – time to sew! So I unstuffed it (it looked like snow all over), then wrestled it to the sewing machine:
Thank goodness the pouf had a zipper, so I was able to add the batting back in …. stuff stuff stuff …
Then zip zip zip …
Almost done:
Finished! All back to normal now:
Do you have or like poufs? They make great ottomans (with cool style of course!!) and are the perfect fun extra seating.
Have a beautiful day!!!!
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That is a great idea to add a zipper. You saved your pouf and it has a great design on it.
Yeah, thanks goodness it came with a zipper or else I don;t know how I woudl had been able to stuff it BACK with all it’s badding : O
What a great fabric on that pouf. I’m also impressed by your sewing skills (as I brave a straight line for my upholstery class…)
Glad u like the fabric too. I have a love/hate relationship with my sewing machine .. and I think it feels the same way about me
I love the fabric on your pouf. I have to restuff mine. I made it almost a year ago and still love it, but it’s stretched out and needs more stuffing. Just one more project to work on.
Don’tcha love that we can do a quick re-stuff and it’s brand new!
My procrastination took longer than my actual sewing 
Sometimes we just have to DO IT .. go for it!
Eek…disregard last comment. I accidentally inserted a comment from another blog. Oops…my bad
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Oh…I wish I knew how to sew…whenever something rips, tears, etc. I always am at a loss as to what to do.
The pouff looks awesome though! Love the colour and pattern.
Cheers, amy
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Great job! That certainly looks like you had quite a job to do there!
The toughest part was just unstuffing and stuffing it back. Sewing was the easy part. If i had known how easy a fix it would had been i would noooot had procrastinated.