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The Side Snapping PooPockets pattern is a multi-sized diaper pattern featuring three sizes for a good fit.
Sizes: Small up to 12 pounds, Med. 12-22 pounds, Lg. 22-35 pounds.
All the pattern pieces in all sizes are full sized and can be cut right off the master sheet. No tracing is necessary for your sewing ease.
Lines are included on the pattern for serging or turning and topstitching.

PooPockets Side Snapping Cloth Diaper Pattern is a multi-sized cloth diaper pattern with leg gussets. The yardages below are estimates to help you sew Side Snapping PooPockets diapers from the pattern as directed.
Side-Snapping PooPockets are fully adjustable fitted side-snapping diapers. There are three sizes included in the pattern. All the pattern pieces in all sizes can be cut right off the master sheet. No tracing is necessary for your sewing ease!
Sizes: Small up to 12 pounds, Med. 12-22 pounds, Lg. 22-35 pounds.
Fabric Required: 5/8 yd. to make one. Pre-shrink all fabric!
Notions: Thread. 4 studs sets and 10 socket sets capped prong or plastic snaps size 16 or 20, 1/3 yard 1/4" wide elastic, 1/3 yard elastic for size small: 3/8" wide, for sizes med. and lg.: 1/2" wide.
100% cotton flannel, french terry, sherpa terry, knit (stretch) terry, terry toweling, Birdseye, diaper gauze or prefold twill, any soft soft and absorbent fabric. 100% cotton fabrics will be the most absorbent. Some fabrics, such a knit terry, are more durable with some polyester, not less than 75% cotton is recommended.
Side-Snapping PooPockets Diapers can be sewn with a serger or a regular sewing machine. Sergers tend to sew the fastest and finish the edges of the diapers neatly and durably. Regular sewing machines set to zigzag stitches or other overcast stitches can be used effectively to imitate sergers. Just a simple straight stitch done with a regular sewing machine and a method called 'stitching and turning' creates beautifully finished diapers.
Side-Snapping PooPockets! Diapers can be made in as many ways as there people who make them. PooPockets can be made entirely of one type of fabric or a mix, for instance, flannel for the main diaper body and knit terry for the absorbent soaker pad. Choice and combinations of fabrics are a personal preference. There are advantages and disadvantages to all choices. Some things to consider when choosing your fabric are: comfort, absorbency, durability, and drying time.