Description
How it works:
You fill the burlap bags with rice of your choice. The jute we use is 'seat quality'. It means a 'fine' burlap. You can use both broken rice and whole grains of rice. The bag should absolutely not be filled tightly, so make sure that there is room to move in the bag. You can tie the bag with the string that is attached to it in the corner by pulling it tight and putting a knot in it. If you want the bag to be firmer and completely closed, sew it with a simple small hand stitch with a needle and thread.
Important:
The burlap can wear out. So work in all parts of your bag, not just in the middle. Also turn it over every now and then. This extends the life of your jute bag. Also lift your work occasionally so that the wool does not get stuck too deeply in the burlap. You may tear your burlap differently.
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