Actually, what I did was sewed a pad of two layers of terry (and I cheated, I used a towel that had ripped and was no good for bathing).
Then I had cut a gauze flat diaper to be a little bigger than the size of the pad.
I made that to be like an envelope for the terry pad.
Then I had cut a gauze flat diaper to be a little bigger than the size of the pad.
I made that to be like an envelope for the terry pad.
Then I sewed the pad to one side of flannel.
I sewed another piece of flannel to the original piece (so that it was inside out....print to print), turned it all right-side out.
I re-serged the pad so that it would be sewn to BOTH pieces of flannel.
I sewed another piece of flannel to the original piece (so that it was inside out....print to print), turned it all right-side out.
I re-serged the pad so that it would be sewn to BOTH pieces of flannel.
Sound confusing?
It was REALLY easy, took me just a few minutes to whip up, and I am NO sewing expert.
But I LOVE THIS DIAPER!
It was REALLY easy, took me just a few minutes to whip up, and I am NO sewing expert.
But I LOVE THIS DIAPER!
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