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When you buy your pouf from Tibladin, it can be delivered with or without filling.
If you choose to fill your pouf yourself, here are some suggestions for what you can use:
Crumpled newsprint
Clothes you no longer use
Your winter jackets or winter duvets
Pillows
Foam granules
Wood wool
You can also buy foam granules, cotton filling, ball filling or wood wool for your pouf, and it also works really well.
The really big one Beni Ouarain poof of 100×50 requires a lot of filling, and if you don't have that much in the cupboard, I would recommend that you cut a piece of solid foam that fits the dimensions of the pouffe.
When you fill your poof, it is important to get well into all corners so that the pouffe has an even surface. You decide the hardness yourself, and it goes without saying that the more you fill in, the firmer a pouf.
At Tibladin you can also avoid the hassle and choose to get yours poof delivered with filling. This applies to everyone leather pouf - it costs DKK 200 - 300 to fill your pouf.
My leather poufs are made of goat leather, which gives a flexible and soft pouf, and is sewn with double stitching for a more durable pouf.
Beni Ouarain poof is made of genuine wool blankets with short hair, and the popular black and white Beni Ouarain pattern. Each pouf is unique as it is the original blanket, which determines the pattern.
The round wool poufs are the only ones that are delivered with filling, as it is on the hard cotton core that the wool braid is sewn on.