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Although the name implies that the bag is filled with beans, it’s actually filled with polystyrene pellets, making the chair light-weight and moldable. Check online or with doll stuffing suppliers, packing suppliers or upholstery suppliers for sources. Cut along this line and discard the smaller side of the circle. Cut on drawn line and unfold paper for top pattern.3) Bottom Pattern. Cut on this line, and discard smaller side of circle. Draw arc for bottom pattern and unfold paper; draw a straight line 1/2\\\" (1.3cm) on one side of fold. Fold paper in half; make a mark approximately half-way down fold. Hint: keep the end of the ruler at the point marked at the fold, and pivot the ruler in an arc while marking at the measurement indicated above. Insert the lining into outer cover and fill the bag with polystyrene pellets. It’s easy to make either a child-size or adult-size bean-bag chair.For added durability, the bean-bag chair consists of a muslin inner lining that holds the pellets, and an outer cover. Machine-baste straight edges using a 1/2\\\" (1.3cm) seam allowance. Make full-size pattern for chair side sections, using the printable, scaled pattern as a guide2) Top Pattern. Note that more may be needed depending on the size of your bag. Place tracing paper over a 1\\\" (2.5cm) grid. Press seam allowances to one side, pressing all in same direction.7) Topstitch 3/8\\\" (1 cm) from seams catching both seam allowances. Press seam open.5) Center zipper right side down over seam allowances, with zipper teeth on seam line. Press these bottom seam allowances toward bag sides and topstitch 3/8\\\" (1.0cm) from seam, catching both seam allowances.12) Repeat steps 4 through 11 for inner lining. Repeat steps 8 and 9 for the bag bottom, leaving zipper partially opened.11) Turn bag right side out through the zipper opening. Stitch 1/2\\\" (1.3cm) seam.10) Press seam allowances toward the bag sides and topstitch 3/8\\\" (1.0cm) from seam, catching both seam allowances. Stitch again using a regular stitch length, but only stitching 1\\\" (2.5cm) in from each edge. The child-size chair is approximately 34” (86.4cm) long and 16” (40.6cm) wide at the longest and widest points. The inner lining is zippered for convenience in filling the bag. The outer cover is also zippered, making it easy to remove for laundering or dry cleaning. The pattern is provided on a grid that is scaled: one square on the grid is equal to 1 square inch (2.5 square cm). The remaining piece is pattern for bottom of chair.4) Pin chair bottom pieces, right sides together, matching straight edges. The remaining piece is the pattern for the bottom of the chair. Then, using the scaled pattern for reference, draw the outer (cutting) line of the pattern. To make a full-size pattern, place tracing paper over a 1” (2.5cm) grid, such as a cutting board; or make a grid by drawing lines 1” (2.5cm) apart. To make a pattern for the top of the bean-bag chair, fold a piece of paper in half; mark a point approximately half-way down the folded edge. Unfold the paper and mark a line 1/2” (1.3cm) on one side of the fold. Using a ruler and pencil, draw an arc measuring 5-1/2” (14cm) from this point for the adult-size chair, or 4-1/2” (11.5cm) for the child-size chair. Using ruler and pencil, draw arc on paper measuring from the marked point out the indicated distance.