Free cloth diaper patterns and tutorials

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10 Free Cloth Diaper Patterns. Save money on cloth diapers for your baby by making them yourself with one of these free cloth diaper patterns and tutorials.

Max & Meena has hit a home run with the new Max Joggers. These pants are a combination of everything you love about Maxaloones and Yogaloones. Max Joggers are a loose fitting pant featuring ankle cuffs and a shorter yoga-style waistband. With cut lines available for a slim (slim through hips) and regular fit (fits over cloth diapers), you can customize the pattern to achieve just the look you want. Two different rise options allow for a great fit with or without cloth diapers and the wide…

Here is a template based on the custom diaper that one of my readers won last week! I made some changes after sewing the one up for her, so this *should* make a nicer diaper than the one I made for her even. ;) It has cut/sew marks for a Flip-style cover, an Elemental-style AIO, a more standard AIO, an AI2 or an AIO with a snap-in soaker... or, you can just make a pocket diaper with the general shape. Templates can be downloaded here…

By Annie Tuttle Issue #113 • September/October, 2008 I’ll admit that it was the pastoral vision of a laundry line full of sun-bleached diapers above barefooted, rosy-cheeked, milk-fattened babies that first drew my attention toward cloth diapers. The idea of replacing an expensive disposable “necessity” most babies will use an average of 5000 diapers with […]

Affordable cloth diaper and trainer patterns for newborns, babies, toddlers and children

I have been seeing people writing about "hybrid fitteds" a lot lately. Basically, they are just a fitted with a layer of fairly heavy poly fleece on the outside. This provides some moisture-proofing because it repels moisture back into the diaper. It isn't really suitable for an overnight diaper (without a cover which would add even more bulk), or for going out. However, they make a great option as a sort of semi-AIO (all-in-one) for around the house or playing outside. Especially for babies…

Today I'm going to show you how I make my upcycled mock gDiaper cover. This tutorial features a size medium diaper. For this project you will need: *A large knit shirt (or knit/cotton interlock fabric) *One 1-1/4" sport knit elastic for waistbands *3/8" knit elastic for leg elastics *Snap tape -- these are compatible with the brand name liners and can be purchased here (the evenly spaced tape with 1 1/8" between each snap) *11" of hook and 5" of loop touch tape or Velcro

I knew as soon as I started sewing cloth diapers that I would be just as excited to sew cloth trainers when the time came--always something new! Normally our boys don't even look at the potty until three, but Little Guy is completely aware of his pee-pee and will tell me immediately afterwards. He tinkles ALOT, so lately I'm changing diapers ALOT! I thought to myself this week, "Why waste a big fat diaper on one wetting?" Aha--He needs trainers! I did a little research on patterns for cloth…

Over 60 free cloth baby diaper patterns, tutorials, and diy projects to sew. Prefold, fitted, and flat designs. How to make a cloth diaper.

This is a simple, step-by-step tutorial for sewing a basic all-in-one (AIO) cloth diaper. This diaper uses hidden PUL, so you can have a cute print on the outside. The secret to this diaper not leaking/wicking is in the way the elastic is sewn. :) ...

* edited 3/6/13 at the end of post to answer some FAQs and add a few things I have learned with another baby and a few years more CDing experience. Please look there first if you have questions, an…

Sew your favorite from this collection of best homemade cloth diaper patterns and tutorials and let your baby enjoy the comfort and ease a cloth diaper provides.

My little guy is pretty hit and miss with potty training but I am tired of trying to get diapers off and on when he wants to go potty so I decided to look up how to make some cloth "Pull-Ups" since I am in the middle of making a newborn stash of cloth diapers for Baby #4. I looked and looked and couldn't find any patterns I liked, then I came across a 4 part video series on Youtube on Kamsnap's channel. The quality was not that great and she said it fits size 2-3 toddler but I found it to be…

Looking for great cloth diaper patterns? It can be hard to find a perfect pattern to fit your baby. Making your own can save money and guarantee a perfect fit! We've compiled a list of patterns.