We make a bean bag you fill with stuffed animals, a play mat that pulls up into a bag, and baseplates that turn a table or a wall into a place to build.
Zip the Stuff 'n Sit cover around the stuffed animals and sit on them.
From $16.20Shop toy storagePeel-and-stick plates and a framed wall panel for LEGO and other brick brands.
From $9.99Shop brick playEvery Creative QT product fits on this row. Tap one to see sizes, fabrics and prices.
Two covers, one idea. Count the stuffed animals, pick a size, then pick a fabric your child will not argue with.
Selected: X-Large, 38 in, Gray & White Stripe
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4.8 out of 5, counted on one product family
That is the count on our main Stuff 'n Sit family, and the score is 4.8 out of 5. We print the words owners wrote further down this page, the four star ones included.
See the Stuff 'n SitOur plates and our panel share one stud pattern, so a build can move from the table to the wall without a single brick coming off.
24 × 34 in or 34 × 44 in
Four 10 inch plates with an adhesive back for tables and walls
Four loose 10 inch plates, two blue and two green
4.7 out of 5 (1,033 ratings)Creative QT started in 2015 at a coffee table in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Our two kids built with bricks on the rug, and every build ended the same way: stepped on, scattered, swept into a bin with the dog hair.
We stuck a baseplate to the top of that coffee table so the builds had somewhere to stand. It held. Friends asked for plates of their own, and that is how our first product came about.
The mat opens to 52 inches across. When play is over you lift the handles, the bricks slide to the middle, and the mat closes into a canvas basket with a lid.
Tip the whole basket onto the open mat. The raised edge keeps small pieces from running under the sofa.
Everything stays in one circle on the floor, where a child can see every piece at once.
Lift the two handles and the pieces slide back into the basket. Put the lid on and push it against the wall.
The plates fixed the table. They did not fix the floor. Bricks still ended up under the sofa, so we sewed a round mat with a raised edge and a drawstring and tested it on our own living room for a winter. That mat grew up into SlideAway: it opens to 52 inches, and the two handles slide everything back into a basket with a lid.
Then the stuffed animals took over the bed. Every parent knows the pile. It grows at birthdays, at every trip to the grandparents, at every dentist visit that ends with a prize. Nobody wants to throw a single one away.
So we made a bean bag cover with no beans. You fill the Stuff 'n Sit with the plush pile, zip it shut, and your child has a seat. The 90 animal cover suits most bedrooms. The 140 animal cover is for the families whose pile has its own zip code.
Everything we make is tested at home first, ours and our friends'. We wash the covers, then check what happened to the seams and the zipper. We hand the plates to a six year old with a box of bricks. If a thing only works when a parent does it, we go back to the drawing board, because the point is that the kids tidy up.
Our range is small on purpose. We make 5 things and offer them in 29 sizes and colors. Each one does a single job in the playroom, and each one has limits, which we write down on the product page next to the good parts.
Some limits are simple. A Stuff 'n Sit is soft storage, not a bean bag chair with a frame, so it slumps when the pile is thin. A baseplate is flat plastic, and it will not level a warped table. The wall panel needs someone to hang it straight, and on a plaster wall that takes a drill and anchors.
Our motto is Make Time Together, and we mean it literally. A playroom that tidies itself in two minutes gives a family ten more minutes of play. We would rather you spent them building than sorting.
Payment, delivery and returns happen at checkout with our retail partner. What we do here is make the things, explain them honestly and answer your questions at playroom@creative-qt.net.
Picked from ratings on our products, including the ones below five stars. Names are the ones the owners chose to show.
This fits a LOT of stuffed animals. My kiddo really likes it, though I don't find it comfortable. The material is very soft and seems to be made very well. He's stuffed it full, jumps on it, and drags it from his room to the family room and back. It has cleared space in his room as it fit two plastic bins worth of various sized stuffed animals.
Great for general Lego storage but I do wish the "lid" fully zipped on or that the bin was more rigid. Since the bin is totally fabric and has no ribs/structure, it kind of sits sagged down and the "lid" just slides down so it always looks kind of frumpy. Otherwise it is great to be able to spread legos out and quickly clean them up afterward!
Absolutely love these. I stuck them on first. And the adhesive is like construction grade lol! Literally! That is what I wanted I don't want it to come off. When positioning them on evenly that was a little more difficult so that when they touch the squares the kids could put legos on the edge continuing onto another square.
My son likes these, however we thought they attached on the bottom after looking at the pictures available when we bought them. They do not attach on the bottom so if this is something that you need for your Lego building please know this before buying.
Phenomenal purchase. Careful when washing for the first time as the colors bled a bit, but this is a genius product and helped us clear clutter without throwing out the kid's stuffies.
Longer answers to what parents ask us, with the safety sources we read and the dates we read them.
A bean bag cover filled with plush sits well or sags badly, and the difference is in the packing. Here is how we fill ours, what the numbers mean, and one safety rule about zippers that is older than our company.
Read the noteA build table is the simplest upgrade a brick family can make. Here is how to set one up with our plates, when a wall panel makes more sense, and what each option costs per square inch of building space.
Read the noteSmall toys are the hardest thing in a playroom to tidy and the most important one to keep off the floor when a baby lives in the house. This is the routine we use, and what the pediatricians' guidance says about siblings.
Read the noteUp to 90 in the 33 inch cover and up to 140 in the 38 inch cover. Those are the figures we print for each size, and they assume the ordinary kind of stuffed animal a child holds in two hands.
Big plush fills it faster. A giant teddy counts as ten.
No. The cover ships empty, and the filling is your stuffed animals, spare pillows or folded blankets. That is the whole idea: the thing you need to store becomes the thing you sit on.
Some can. We say this plainly because the federal safety agency has recalled bean bag covers whose zippers children opened and then crawled inside. Keep the Stuff 'n Sit closed, keep an eye on toddlers around it, and never fill it with foam beads. Our guide on filling it has the details and the quotes.
Yes. Our plates and the wall panel take LEGO and other major brick brands. We are not connected to the LEGO Group, and it does not sponsor or endorse our products.
Plan on them staying. Owners describe the adhesive as construction grade, so treat it as permanent and pick a table you are happy to give over to building.
They are the figures from our last update, and the date sits on one page, not on every card. The price that counts is the one you see at checkout with our retail partner.
