We’re preparing for baby number five over here, and while we have most of the big things, there are a few things i’ve had on my to make list. somewhere along the line, i lost our portable diaper changing. Here’s the newborn sized prefold compared to a newborn disposable diaper, just to give you an idea of the size. [when you put it on your baby, it can be tighter and more fitted than this picture looks] happy cloth diapering! if you liked this post, you might also like my tutorial on how to convert velcro diapers to snaps.
Sew your own diy diaper changing mat for your baby with this free pattern! make the mat in any size, with a velcro or snap closure. using pul fabric and cotton, you can make a waterproof mat that shows off your style! these waterproof mats are perfect for travel, tucking in your purse or diaper bag, or storing in the car for emergency diaper. Using your seam ripper, carefully remove the front velcro and the velcro tabs. 2. use the awl to poke a hole of the tab, where you want your snaps to be. 3. put the prong of the cap through the hole, then place either the stud on the other side. there will be one piece on either side of the fabric. 4. firmly press the pieces of the snap together. We’re preparing for baby number five over here, and while we have most of the big things, there are a few things i’ve had on my to make list. somewhere along the line, i lost our portable diaper changing. Head to the sewing machine and straight stitch around the edge of the changing pad leaving a 4” opening on one side for turning. use a 1 2 inch seam allowance and remember to backstitch at the beginning and end. since the mat's ends are curved, we’ll need to notch the curves before turning the right side out.
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