The one thing I noticed in the video is that the footstool or pouffe in question doesn’t seem to have a lot of give in it. What I mean by this is when you are deciding to buy a pouffe you really want one which doubles up in comfort so you can sit on it as well as resting your legs on it so you can put your feet on it.
If the footstool you buy is packed really hard then it won’t be long before you remove your feet from it as it will be too uncomfortable.

Here is the link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FXazksa7Fg

Most of the footstoools on the market are primarily for your feet which is all well and good but it makes more sense if you are buying a pouffe to ensure that you can use it for a variety of functions. We have many customers that will but a pouffe just so kids can sit on it.

They then realise when they stick their feet up on it that it is equally as comfortable. Check out our range of footstools on our site.

Step 1 The first thing you want to do is take your pouffe out of the box to get rid of any of the residual air. Also get rid of the wrinkles and folds as well in order to ensure that the pouffe has no crease left in it.

Step 2 You need to work out what the filling is that you are going to put in the pouffe. Ideas can range from old grocery bags to polystyrene filler to my own favourite which is regular beans which you can get from any bean bag stor.

Step 3. A very critical step when stuffing your pouffe is to make sure that the zip and seams are in working condition. What I mean by this is that you dont want to go to all the effort of stuffinga  pouffe only to find out and hour later that the beans have spilt out all over the floor. the time you will have to spend in cleaning this up just isnt worth it so it is best to get it right 1st time around.

Step 4. Work out whether you want a lot of beans or just a few. It depends on teh confort level you want to experience. If it is packed too tight then you want have a lot of give.

Step 5 Ensure that you smooth out the beans in the pouffes so it the beans in teh pouffe are evenly distributed everywhere.

Step 6 Finally sew the pouffe up or else zip it up tightly. thsi should ensure that no beans fall out.