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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Ace Bayou Corp., of New Orleans announced the voluntary recall Friday. According to the recall, a 13-year old boy from McKinney, Texas, and a 3-year-old girl from Lexington, Ky. Suffocated after inhaling the chair's foam beads. Both children were found dead inside the chairs.The voluntary standard for bean bag chairs requires them to be closed or have disabled zippers, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission., before July 2013.They were sold in a variety of shapes, sizes, fabrics and colors, including purple, violet, blue, red, pink, yellow, Kelly green, black, port, navy, lime, royal blue, turquoise, tangerine and multi-color. The chairs could either be round like a pillow or an L-shaped chair promoted for playing computer games or watching television.The chairs were manufactured in China, and the company's name, Ace Bayou Corp., is printed on a tag sewn into a seam.Consumers who purchased the chairs should immediately discontinue using them and move them to a location not accessible by children.
The company will supply consumers with a free repair kit to permanently disable the zippers.Every morning when I go in to wake my daughter, I dream about the Unlazy Days of Summer to come where I can clear my head of all my Alpha Mom duties, and focus on re-organizing her room. But with all of the snow days, there have been many so many moments unfilled of appointments and meetings and carpools that I decided to check a box off on my list. And her room was at the top. To say she is a hoarder would be an understatement. She saves flower petals and beads and pieces of paper with little notes on them. But of all her “collections,” the most overwhelming one is her ever-growing stash of stuffed animals. I decided to create a bean bag chair to store all of that mess, but leave easy access to those toys. Believe it or not, there is a Moses basket under all of that. The plan, when she outgrew it as an infant, was to keep it in her room as storage for her stuffed toys. But the toys outgrew the basket before the girl did – not letting me replace it for something larger… until now.
I didn’t so much as ask her if I could make alternative storage so much as tell her a new storage arrangement was necessary or the animals were going to be living in the basement by summer. Risking the loss of her toys in her room, she agreed to let me come up with some way to corral the crowd. I didn’t want to buy anything, I wanted to upcycle something. A cardboard box, or something of the like, covered in fabric would work. Or, I could come up with something just from the fabric. An idea came to mind in the wee hours of morning when I do my best thinking. But not really a bean bag, more of a stuffed animal bag. I went to the craft room to start planning. I started my shadow box craft business the year my daughter was born. Over the past 11 years, I have collected a hefty stash of fabric. Times and styles have changed, so I have lots of fabrics that are not as popular as they once were. My challenge was to find enough yardage of six fabrics to make a cube and that matched her room and style.
This is what I came up with: I didn’t have a pattern, but I knew I wanted to make a cube, so I cut all of the fabric into 24″ squares. To be honest, this kamikaze crafter cut the fabric into 36″ squares but it looked HUGE when pinned, so I started over. Once all of the fabric was cut to a normal size, I planned out which patterns would go where. Time to start (re)pinning! I sewed all of the side pieces to each other with a 1/2″ seam allowance. I didn’t measure the seam allowance; I pinned the pieces together and I used a magnet guide positioned 1/2″ from my needle for a (near) perfectly straight line. When all of the sides were finished, I pinned the bottom piece on and sewed three of the four edges. On the fourth edge, I sewed a strip of Velcro that I found in my sewing kit and then stitched the other side of the Velcro to the remaining side piece. Now it was time to sew the side pieces to the top panel. This would be easy to do now that the bottom panel had one side completely open, thanks to my Velcro closure!
Once all of the seams were sewn, I decided that I should reinforce the corners. This is where I apologize to the real sewers out there. I know how to wind a bobbin and thread a machine and press a pedal, but that’s as far as I go with sewing machines and proper sewing techniques. And this is where the Kamikaze Crafter steps in: I sewed a diagonal line across each corner with the notion that it would stop the seam from splitting once the bag got some use. Again, I don’t use proper sewing etiquette, so no corners were snipped, no seams were ironed. I turned the cube right-side out and got to stuffing! The cube was big enough not only to fit the stuffed toys, but it also fit all of the autograph and BFF pillows she has accumulated. Once everything was inside, I sealed the Velcro, flipped the bag over, and hoped that the seams would hold when she sat on it. The big test would be two-fold: Would it hold once the toy bag was sat upon and would she like it? I am happy to report that I was two for two!