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Tutorials
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- How to get the fleece to roll in on the legs for a Fleece All in One
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- Sew a prefold diaper the real way!
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- Sew a Wool Diaper Cover2
- Sew a Wool in One Diaper
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- Sewing Tips for the Very Basic All in One
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- Tutorial for foldover elastic
- Use your Very Baby Diaper Pattern to sew a Waterproof Cloth Diaper Cover
- Very Baby Cloth Diaper Sewing Tips
- Very Baby Diaper Tutorials
- Very Baby One Size Fitted Diaper Tutorials
- Very Baby One Size Pocket Tutorials
- Very Baby Side Snap Cover Tutorials
- Very Basic All in One Diaper Tutorials
- Very Basic All in One Sewing Tips
Sew a Wool Diaper Cover2
Pattern: Very Baby Cloth Diaper Pattern
These photos and instructions were put together by Cindy at Shannyn’s Harvest – thank you Cindy!
Step One: Cut out your pattern pieces just as you would to make a diaper. However add an extra 1/4″ – 1/2″ all the way around your pattern. Use two layers of felted wool jersey or wool interlock.Use the same elastic anchor points but move them out towards the new edge so they are the same distance from the edge as they are on the diaper pattern.
Step Two: Apply the elastic either to just one inside layer, or to both using the blind method. Apply your snaps just like the pattern directs, though you’ll want to move them out a bit to line up with the new edge. Add two snaps about an inch apart to the back if you plan on using a Mini Diaper with your new wool shell.
All Done!
