However, when I went to pick them up, they each had maybe 1/4 cup of beans inside of them. I had bought a giant bag of black beans, expecting her to fill them to the brim like the bean bags I had previously used.
My friend who had first pick worked out a few projects with me, one of which was a set of bean bags made from scraps of fabric and old shirts! It ended up being a great trade and something I’ll likely consider again during our continuing purge. I posted on Facebook offering giant bags of fabric in exchange for one or two sewing projects. This week, while I am doing the finishing touches on the kids’ exercise room, we had some fun with these 7 indoor bean bag games.ĭuring my recent striving for minimalism purge, I destashed all of my fabric. We’re under a cold weather warning where I live so that means figuring out indoor games and activities to keep the kids moving and happy until we can get back outside. For more details, see our Full Disclosure. Please note, this post may contain affiliate links. Welcome back to Sugar, Spice & Glitter! My newsletter is the best way to stay up to date with our delicious recipes, fun kids’ activities and travel tips.
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