When I was pregnant, I got super stir crazy (I might have mentioned that before) so I got creative with the sewing machine. One of the main things I did was to make all of Little A's diapers, wipes and burp cloths.
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Entire diapering stash for Little A as a newborn |
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Small diaper covers |
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Diaper Wipes |
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Diaper "inserts" |
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Burp Cloths |
As you can see, I was a busy busy bee! They work really well but the making of the covers was VERY labor intensive. The trim was bias tape, whereas alot of mamas use just Fold-Over elastic. I made 4 small sized and 2 xtra small sized but no mediums (as medium seemed SOO far in the future, HA!). Well, Little A outgrew even the largest small size right as we were moving. Long story short, I've had her in disposables for a couple months now.
I am ready to cloth diaper again and have created my first medium sized dipe.
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Medium Diaper |
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The "waist" is actually pretty small |
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Natural terry insert |
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Hook and loop for laundering |
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Hook and loop closure |
I'm pretty satisfied with how it came out and it was much less labor intensive than the smalls. I love the new inserts and the way the contour to the diaper. I learned my lesson from my smalls and this time round I added some velcro loop to the inside so that they can be closed and the hook doesn't get all gunked up with lint.
I think I'm going to start using Aplix, instead of velcro, as I've heard that it holds up better to multiple washings. I like to put gussets on my dipes but this one would be hard to do that to. So far, I haven't had any leaks... *crossing fingers*
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