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Do you ever make incontinence pads as well?

Very knowledgeable on the different types of fabrics. Thank you,

I am opening orphanage in Ethiopia I will pay you for consulting. How can I reach you

A few years ago, I started buying cloth menstrual pads online and even learned to make my own. I don’t get my cycles anymore but needed to make a new batch of panty liners. Unfortunately I succumbed to using the commercial ones and they are horrible! So I thought a refresher course on pad making would be great. I am blown away by the information here and grateful I watched this. This was more informative than any other pad making videos I watched from my favorite ladies. Thank you very much!

What a quality product!!!!!!!!!

Really informative! Thank you.

I have been making my own panty liners for quite some time, and there really wasn't much info online. After watching a number of ladies making them, I winced at some of their sewing techniques, which led me to watching your video. Finally someone knowledgeable about fabrics and threads. I found it very educational, and while some fabric/materials are not in my budget right now, I will know what to look for when they are. Thank you for making this info available.

Thank you for the intensive video. I have cancer and am trying to go all natural in my incontinence products.

You are so helpful!! My neighbor turned her house back in Zimbabwe in to an orphanage/school and she asked if I could sew pads. I am so lost!!!! I have no idea how to make one or how to shop for fabric 😢 but I want to help so bad.

Great information! Thanks for the video!

I’m so happy u popped up on my feed. Such great information.

I don't think I've ever known a man know so much about menstrual pads or even fabrics.

Your skill in sewing is awesome .. Thank You!! Do you make incontinence pads? Would love to see a video.. as I imagine you would use different core fabrics.. because of the difference of weight and increase of fluid?

Help, I have thoroughly confused myself-is this the order of building a pad?-Premium cotton for top, HOBF same size as top, Zorb for core (smaller size), Pul and then flannel for back layer?

Very informative! Im confused about you not wanting to use synthetic fibers that release microplastics. But, you do use poly urethane which does the same?

Can a mattress cover with pul be used if you can't find any pul fabric?

So much great information. Thank you for sharing.

Do you have patterns for your products?

I just found your channel and have now watched all of your videos. I want you to know that I think you are absolutely amazing! I wish you blessings beyond measure ❤

Enjoyed your videos! Just finished binge watching all of them! Had 4 children, Have asthma cough with leakage! Joyfully getting old!I hate wasting money on something that’s goes to landfill and those disposable pads were super drying to my lady parts! I have sewed most of my 65 years, so this was easy for me! I made my first pads 10 years ago! !! Lol! They are still going strong but plenty worn! Tks for inspiration! I’ll be making new ones!

I know someone with more weight so wears "boy shorts." They have a little longer leg to prevent chaffing . How can I make her gusher pads so they will snap with a different design undies with "legs."

This video was super helpful - thank you! I'm just starting my cloth pad journey and I am concerned about fabrics treated with formaldehyde resins. I have an irritant contact dermatitis reaction to formaldehyde and formaldehyde resin finishes. Do you know if the fabrics you use or suggest contain these resins?

HA!! Glad to see I am not the only one who uses Chop Sticks!!

Such Great infomation, Thank you. What about the charcoal inserts? are they ok?

Wow! I just came across your channel. Very comprehensive & informative video on the subject. High five from SL. All the best for all your future work..

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You’re a genius! Would love to know your background - are you in healthcare as well? Another edit….are you in Montana?

Just setting out on my cloth pad making journey, and this video has been immensely helpful!

I'm grateful for your detailed evaluation of fabrics.

What are your thoughts on cotton french terry?

This is the most explanatory video on cloth pad fabric. Thank you so very much!

No PUL fabric attached to the bottom layer??

What material is your topper (top layer)

You did good considering it was one-handed!

What fabric do you use to layer the pads from top to bottom layer? This video went over my head with too much info in a long span of time. I do apologize.

What a wealth of great information!! This is GOLD!! Thank you so much for being so thorough.

You are so smart! You have taken the reusable pads to a whole new level with the crunchy pad. Congratulations! I sew pads for my family. I don’t sell any since then it would be work, hahaha. I use 2 layers of Zorb, and 4 layers flannel as my standard inside. And then a micro velour top made of 100% polyester or 100% bamboo. The backing is soft shell fleece or regular fleece. I love sewing them and each one is different. I wish you continued success with sales and your creative solutions. If you aren’t on tic toc, please consider doing a few so more people see your work.

I also try to avoid synthetic fabrics as much as possible. But most of my fabric comes unlabeled Is there a way to check whether its synthetic fabric?

I've seen all your videos so far and let me tell ya', the most absolute and comprehensive I've seen in this niche. Very informative and detailed. It's mind blowing. Thank God I found you. Keep up the good work. Would really like to see more videos of you though. Thank you for your input.

I was very interested to see what a male sewist had to say about a reusable feminine product. WOW! Five Star review from me. That was very informative! I have been making my own pads for over ten years. It was the best thing I ever did for my female health. THANK YOU for your research and guidance in the area of proper construction, and your sensitivity and great pride in the products you provide for your customer. 🥰🥰

Very informative and helpful, thank you. I'm about to make a few light incontinence pads for my mum, but without any waterproof layers as they irritate her skin. I'm using flannel x3 for the core plus 2 cotton players of baby wrap for outer layer. Do you think this will work as light protection? Any advice would be appreciated. Mum cannot use any shop-bought pads as they all irritate her skin. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Appreciated!!

This was a masterclass. Thank you.

u need to do tiktoks!! the information u share is so helpful and it’ll definitely take off and increase sales

WOW, how amazing is this. Thank you for this informative video. You are amazing 👏

Thank you for this informative video. I was wondering where you buy the really thin layer of PUL? I haven’t had much luck finding something so thin.

Very informative, thank you! Saving this as a reference point, I love all the details you provide as the why and how, the benefits and the things to think about

This was so very helpful! I’ve recently started using reusable pads and have been researching ways to make my own.

Just found your site. I really enjoyed it. New subscriber. Hope you make new videos this year 😢

Very charming and likeable fella. I make these for a charity. Thank you so much for you knowledge. Especially the fabric choices video.

I was reluctant to learn about “woman stuff” from a man. I am so happy I ignored that closed minded person in my head! THANK YOU! So thorough! Thank you, thank you, thank you! No other video that I have watched had information on the thread, the zorb drying issue or the various fabric properties. Bravo! I have subscribed.