I may or may not have underestimated the amount five lbs of polyfill actually is….. but it was on sale and I had a giftcard!
Please send help! I’m not allowed to buy more yarn until I use up a lot of what I have!
I’ve got a bunch of chenille in pastel colors and mystery thrift yarns to use up.
Any suggestions are so so welcome 
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It was on super sale on the evil empire (amazon)
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i bought a 1kg plyester hheeehehe
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gimme!!! I need!
just kidding
maybe a dragon or something?
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Ypu could make the giant goosetav goose from gracefacecreates
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My suggestion…IS GIMME.
But honestly I would just make a big amigurumi project or something? Or a pillow.
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I know the feeling….storage idea 
Get a tall laundry basket with lid and put trash bag inside zip tie the bag in place then shove as much or all the fiber fill inside.
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It’s so funny opening it, and then the whole things poofs up 
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There’s this 5ft goose pattern that’s super cool I’m making it right now and it’s pretty easy but time consuming
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Fun idea but ALAS part of the storage issue is my Husband and I live in a space that’s just under 200sqft
I need ways to gift things 
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I had no idea it was THAT squished! I just thought it was enough to fit in the box!
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I understand that issue I live in a 1bed 1bath and have a corner for my yarn 
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There’s nothing quite like holding a large amount of polyfill like it’s the unicorn from Despicable Me.

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What a mood! My yarn storage is basically an over the door storage rack
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OMG that’s sooo much! I’m on a budget so I use stuffing from pillows
Anyways, maybe you could make a giant animal as many suggested and use it as a bean bag chair!
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Im just glad I have a significant other that doesn’t mind…..as long as I don’t say anything about his 3d printing stash. 
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