Comments on: Making your own pocket inserts http://clothdiapermamas.com/making-your-own-pocket-inserts/ the straight poop on cloth diapering Sat, 13 Mar 2010 06:02:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Shannon http://clothdiapermamas.com/making-your-own-pocket-inserts/comment-page-1/#comment-993 Shannon Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:54:43 +0000 http://clothdiapermamas.com/?p=316#comment-993 I am going to be trying soon! http://couponmommyof2.blogspot.com/ I am going to be trying soon!

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]]> By: Bobby http://clothdiapermamas.com/making-your-own-pocket-inserts/comment-page-1/#comment-980 Bobby Wed, 30 Dec 2009 22:46:25 +0000 http://clothdiapermamas.com/?p=316#comment-980 Making your own pocket inserts can not only be economical, it can also be fun and creative as well. You can insert a little bit of your own personality in how you design and present a pocket insert that will make other mothers not only curious, but perhaps a little envious about how you came up with such an innovative and efficient pocket insert. Keep coming up with those great ideas. Usually hand crafted ideas turn out to be the best ones. Making your own pocket inserts can not only be economical, it can also be fun and creative as well. You can insert a little bit of your own personality in how you design and present a pocket insert that will make other mothers not only curious, but perhaps a little envious about how you came up with such an innovative and efficient pocket insert. Keep coming up with those great ideas. Usually hand crafted ideas turn out to be the best ones.

]]> By: Cylon-Frakker http://clothdiapermamas.com/making-your-own-pocket-inserts/comment-page-1/#comment-979 Cylon-Frakker Sat, 19 Dec 2009 23:58:10 +0000 http://clothdiapermamas.com/?p=316#comment-979 You can also add a microfiber towel, folded in thirds, to the center panel of an infant size prefold, and then fold the prefold around it, this provides enough "natural" fiber to allow the microfiber to perform to it's full extent, yet still pretty trim You can also add a microfiber towel, folded in thirds, to the center panel of an infant size prefold, and then fold the prefold around it, this provides enough “natural” fiber to allow the microfiber to perform to it’s full extent, yet still pretty trim

]]> By: Shannon Hubbel http://clothdiapermamas.com/making-your-own-pocket-inserts/comment-page-1/#comment-967 Shannon Hubbel Wed, 02 Dec 2009 01:53:10 +0000 http://clothdiapermamas.com/?p=316#comment-967 I really need to figure out how to make my own, because we can't afford buying them. Do you use a sewing machine? I really need to figure out how to make my own, because we can’t afford buying them.

Do you use a sewing machine?

]]> By: Beth http://clothdiapermamas.com/making-your-own-pocket-inserts/comment-page-1/#comment-954 Beth Tue, 03 Nov 2009 16:13:26 +0000 http://clothdiapermamas.com/?p=316#comment-954 I am a mother to one beautiful daughter Sadie 18 mths. I have been using Fuzzibunzs since she was 2 mths old. A friend of mine turned me on to cloth and after researching and trying a few brands I decided on Fuzzibunz because they were super absorbent and didn't take forever to dry like the AIO's. Plus I just felt like they got cleaner. I purchased my FB's from http://www.snappydiapers.com/ a local cloth diaper retailer. The owner even let me come pick them up. She showed me how to adjust the one size fit. I absolutely love the onesize FB's. We bought a dozen at first then upgraded that to two dozen. Sadie has been wearing them ever since and we only had one prob with one of the waterproof linings wearing out, most likely my fault from drying too much. I have found lots of useful info on clothies at http://diaperjungle.com/ their site has tons of info for the CD user. We will continue using cloth and with our future children as well! I am a mother to one beautiful daughter Sadie 18 mths. I have been using Fuzzibunzs since she was 2 mths old. A friend of mine turned me on to cloth and after researching and trying a few brands I decided on Fuzzibunz because they were super absorbent and didn’t take forever to dry like the AIO’s. Plus I just felt like they got cleaner. I purchased my FB’s from http://www.snappydiapers.com/ a local cloth diaper retailer. The owner even let me come pick them up. She showed me how to adjust the one size fit. I absolutely love the onesize FB’s. We bought a dozen at first then upgraded that to two dozen. Sadie has been wearing them ever since and we only had one prob with one of the waterproof linings wearing out, most likely my fault from drying too much. I have found lots of useful info on clothies at http://diaperjungle.com/ their site has tons of info for the CD user. We will continue using cloth and with our future children as well!

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