I'm new to making cloth pads. I am concerned that the outer fleece may not be waterproof enough, especially for incontinence. I understand having more flannel layers may help that, but still have some worries. I have viewed other tutorials where they use waterproof PUL. Do you have any insight into that product? I enjoyed your tutorial, keep up the great work!
Thank you! I am selling pads locally & I've been asked for the heavier pads but I was having trouble getting all the layers stable but your tips look like just what I needed! I never would have thought of washable glue!
Hedi Salm I’ve just completed one according to your tutorial, and it has come out sooooo much neater than my other ones ( which I use for Stress incontinance) Thanks again X
Hi, the cotton, flannel and fleece I got from my local fabric store. The zorb you can buy only at wazoodle. com but you can use more layers of flannel instead of adding zorb if you can't get it. It will be a thicker pad, but will do the job. I'd say about 4-5 layers of Flannel as a core should work.
Hiya, thanks for the tutorial. Do you have a pattern for your pads that can be downloaded at all? I have been making my own through trial and error and I don't want to keep wasting zorb and PUL getting it wrong as its expensive. Thanks x
I don't have my own pattern. I use (mostly) patterns by Versodile. She has paid patterns on etsy, but also some free ones in the Facebook group, just search Versodile
Hi. I've started making these pads for myself. I was just wondering if the fleese that you uses at the bottom makes little wools that makes it not last that long? Thanks
I read somewhere else to use the anti pill fleece. I’ve been using that to make pjs for my toddlers & like the name says, there’s no pilling, so the pjs are holding up great. I’d imagine they would be long wearing for these too.
I just made one like this. It looks so much prettier with the hidden/ floating core!! Thank you!
Love this. Will make my pads with the glue to hold the core together now 🤗
I always love all your pad sewing tutorials, I learned from you how to sew a cloth pada, and I am truly grateful to you 🥰
Thank you, this makes me happy 😁😊
I'm new to making cloth pads. I am concerned that the outer fleece may not be waterproof enough, especially for incontinence. I understand having more flannel layers may help that, but still have some worries. I have viewed other tutorials where they use waterproof PUL. Do you have any insight into that product? I enjoyed your tutorial, keep up the great work!
Yes, you can absolutely add a layer of PUL. It's a fantastic product. I also have a video on how I see pads with PUL. I hope you'll find it useful. ❤️
@@HediSalm thanks for the response. I will definitely go check your tutorial out.
Thank you! I am selling pads locally & I've been asked for the heavier pads but I was having trouble getting all the layers stable but your tips look like just what I needed! I never would have thought of washable glue!
This is so helpful! Thank you!!!
Glad you like it 😁
Your tutorials are wonderful and your pads are so neat and perfect 👌 . 🙏
😁 😍 Thank you
Hedi Salm I’ve just completed one according to your tutorial, and it has come out sooooo much neater than my other ones ( which I use for Stress incontinance) Thanks again X
That's excellent 👍😁
Hi! I love your videos. Currently I am trying to make a pad, but cant seem to find were to buy all the supplies. Can you help me out. Thanks!
Hi, the cotton, flannel and fleece I got from my local fabric store. The zorb you can buy only at wazoodle. com but you can use more layers of flannel instead of adding zorb if you can't get it. It will be a thicker pad, but will do the job. I'd say about 4-5 layers of Flannel as a core should work.
Hi what absorbency would you say this is? I’m new to making them and wanted to gauge how many layers to use for moderate and heavy.thanks
Moderate
Hiya, thanks for the tutorial. Do you have a pattern for your pads that can be downloaded at all? I have been making my own through trial and error and I don't want to keep wasting zorb and PUL getting it wrong as its expensive. Thanks x
I don't have my own pattern. I use (mostly) patterns by Versodile. She has paid patterns on etsy, but also some free ones in the Facebook group, just search Versodile
How can i get the pattern? Super thanks! 😊😊
Hi this pattern is by VERSODILE. she has an etsy shop. You can find it there
hello, how can i get your patterns, thanks i love your videos🥰🥰🥰
I use patterns by Versodile, she is on Etsy
These are so cute! How good against leaks are these for super heavy blebs? Thanks🖤
This is for moderate flow. For heavy, use more core or add layer of pul
Hi. I've started making these pads for myself. I was just wondering if the fleese that you uses at the bottom makes little wools that makes it not last that long? Thanks
I read somewhere else to use the anti pill fleece. I’ve been using that to make pjs for my toddlers & like the name says, there’s no pilling, so the pjs are holding up great. I’d imagine they would be long wearing for these too.
What moonrise r you using I see she has couple different ones up on her site and I would like to do a long thank you
👋 I'm using the 2.5" snapped with Moonrise, with standard wings
How do you know what side is the correct Side for the zorb fabric ? Or it doesn’t matter witch side.
It doesn't matter :D
Would these be ok for stress incontinence?
Yes
How could i purchase the pattern?
Hi, I am usin Versodile pattern.... You can buy from VERSODILE on etsy or look it up on Facebook
Por favor coloca legenda em português (Brasil) por favor obrigada 😘
So sorry I don't speak Portuguese 😔