Please can anyone tell me what it's called?

Is it that Angel hair stuff that we used to drape over Chxxxxas trees to look a bit like cobwebs?

No, Joelsnan it's firmer than that.

Photo?

That polyester cushion filling. You can get from Dunelm?

Perhaps it is horsehair, just dyed red. You can buy white. You could dye it.

Here he is!

Sorry, it's a bit out of focus

Is it raffia phoenix?

If it is, all craft stores sell it, and it comes in a multitude of colours.

Kapok ?

Ah well, no then. He looks fluffy.
Cute though.?

Thanks for the replies, but it's not raffia, kapok or polyester cushion filling!

Just search toy stuffing - you'll get loads of websites that sell it.

Is it some sort of eyelash yarn?

Only a thought.

Oh I do like him! Sf101's suggestion may help

Disregard that. I'm not thinking property this morning.?

I fill my knitted toys with Kapok, not sure what else to use. The santa looks cute.

It's not "soft" or fluffy, and I may be wrong, but I think if I did a search for toy stuffing, I would find the sort of things a?ready suggested!

Bit of a story, Mr P's birthday is late November, and it's become a bit of a tradition that he has a new C....... decoration as a present!

He is given free rein in the kitchen dining room, resulting in a plethora of items that I deem slightly tacky/bad taste (ok, they probably aren't that bad, but they are not allowed in the sitting room )

His small fibre optic tree "died" last year, so when I saw one, plus the FC, listed on the village Facebook page at £10 for both of them, I jumped in!

A bit of a win/win in some ways, he gets more C........tat, but I only pay £10!!!

The FC still has the price tag on it, £19.99, the fibre optic tree is bigger than his previous one (will probably obstruct opening of the cupboard where the glasses are kept ) but if it makes him happy!

Eeek! That sets off my trypophobia!

Well, merlot if I could find some of the stuff used for his filling, he probably wouldnt!

Please don't google "stuffing" - just do not!

merlot can you eat crumpets?

Mmmm. That sausage, sage and onion stuffing from the Good Food magazine looks delicious Luckygirl.

Can’t you just use old shredded tights?