Reusable cloth pad tutorial - Make your own cloth pad with pocket to insert additional liners
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- Make your own cloth pads with old towels, bedsheets, or clothing that got bigger or smaller.
Any cotton will work and you can use basically any fabrications.
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Cutting and preparing the fabric
00:26 - Sewing Tips and Top Stitch for Pocket Opening
00:42 - Sewing the absorbent layers together
01:12 - Place the Layer Together to Sew
01:33 - Sewing the Layer Together to form the cloth pad
01:50 - Turning right side out
02:16 - Topstitching the edge to make it flat
02:49 - Adding snap on wings
02:58 - How to Han Sew a Snap
03:36 - Check and Enjoy Making Cloth Pad with me : )
These are my favorite and best-selling cloth pads from my Etsy shop.
Please visit and take a look at what I have.
www.etsy.com/shop/mayblissate...
www.TheBestWish.com
If you have any questions, please leave me a comment below.
If you are willing to start your own handmade shop, please let me know.
I will try my best to help you!
Discover the art of crafting your very own reusable cloth pads with this easy and eco-friendly DIY tutorial. You can repurpose old towels, bedsheets, or clothing that may have outgrown their use, and with a variety of fabric choices available, your creativity knows no bounds.
In this step-by-step guide, I'll share my favorite and best-selling cloth pad design from my Etsy shop. Learn how to create cloth pads with a convenient pocket for inserting additional liners, adding versatility to your feminine care routine.
Join me in this sustainable sewing journey and enjoy the benefits of comfortable, cost-effective, and environmentally-friendly cloth pads. Say goodbye to disposables and embrace a greener and healthier period experience. Let's get started on this exciting DIY adventure! 🌿🌼
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This is the best pads I've ever seen!
Thank you for watching my TH-cam channel and thank you for your comment! Yeah!! You are the first one!!
I am so sorry for this very very late response...as I am new to TH-cam and didn't know I had comments and questions! I just found out. I am happy but feel sorry. : )
I hope this video helps and if you like, I am more than happy to share the pattern with you. Please let me know.
Hope to hear from you soon!
Chloe
...or consider using a pad you may have at home as a template...you know what size works for you!
I hope this message finds you well. My name is Tasmia Biswas Prity and I'm from Bangladesh,I have been an avid follower of your page, where I have found valuable information and inspiration on creating reusable handmade sanitary pads.
I am particularly interested in exploring the benefits, potential disadvantages, and scientific approval associated with the use of such eco-friendly menstrual products. Your expertise and the wealth of knowledge shared on your page have been immensely helpful in guiding me through the initial stages of crafting these pads.
In my pursuit of understanding the broader impact of reusable pads, I would greatly appreciate any insights you could provide regarding the advantages and potential drawbacks, as well as any scientific endorsements or studies that support their use.Thank you for the incredible work you do in promoting sustainable menstrual hygiene. I look forward to any guidance or resources you can share on this topic.
Thank you for your kind words, Tasmia Biswas Prity! It's truly heartening to hear about your dedication to sustainable menstrual hygiene practices and the impact of eco-friendly products. I'm glad to know that the information shared on my page has been beneficial to you in your endeavors.
I've been using the cloth pads for quite a while now. Back then, I couldn't find them available like now. I asked my mom, who exclusively used cloth pads when she was young because disposable products weren't available back then. : )
I had discomfort with disposable pads so I started making my own.
For me personally, the greatest benefit has been the comfort they provide. Of course, I used cotton only! Reusable pads offer environmental benefits by reducing waste, however, they might still have an environmental footprint. To make true benefit of Eco-friendly, please use cotton. Cotton, being a natural fiber, provides exceptional comfort, and its 'zero waste' aspect through composting is a significant advantage.
Also, it can be cost-effective in the long run. If you make your own pads with your old cloth or cotton towel, it will be a 'Win-Win' Additionally, proper cleaning and maintenance are crucial to ensure hygiene and prevent infections.
I started my journey by asking my mom, how she used and cleaned the cloth pads and diapers for my son when he had rashes so I got the support from my mom, not from scientific background. LOL!! So, for scientific support... I suggest exploring reputable research articles for a deeper understanding, : )
If you need any specific guidance or additional resources, please feel free to reach out. Together, we can continue to promote eco-friendly practices and create a positive impact on menstrual health and the environment.
Have a Happy & Healthy Holiday Season!
@@thehappywish
I trust this message finds you in good spirits. Firstly, I want to express my gratitude for your kind response and the wealth of insights you've shared. Your personal journey with reusable pads has truly resonated with me.
I'm genuinely enthusiastic about delving deeper into this topic and would be honored to connect with you for a short maybe 10-minute Zoom call. Your expertise holds immense value for me, and I believe a conversation would bring even more clarity to my understanding.
I was wondering if we could find a convenient time that works for you. Your flexibility is greatly appreciated, and I'll make sure to adjust my schedule accordingly.
Looking forward to the opportunity to connect on a more personal level and learn from your wealth of experience.
I like how you made this pad. Do you sell the pattern🌼
Great! So good to hear that you like this cloth pad.
Please click the link below to get the pattern as I am not currently selling this pattern.
thehappywish.square.site/uploads/b/7ffc5300-e42c-11ea-869a-9101740601da/1462fee0-31d2-11ef-8f25-1120944024ce.pdf
Sorry for the late response and thank you again!
Very nice. Do you have this pattern available in your Etay shop?
Thank you for watching my TH-cam channel. I am so sorry for this very late response...as I am new to TH-cam and didn't know I had comments and questions!
I have a few favorite pads and this is one of them but it wasn't so popular on my Etsy shop so I made the pattern but I didn't list it.
If you are still interested, I am more than happy to share the pattern with you. Please let me know.
Hope to hear from you soon!
Chloe
@@thehappywish No problem
I just saw the response. I'd love to have it. Thanks.
@@roxannejohnston3311 I just saw the response... I checked a couple of times after I upload my message but I couldn't do anything for the last few months due to a family emergency... I thought I could reach out and send you the message but it looks like I couldn't. Please visit my Etsy shop and leave me a message and I will send you ASAP. www.etsy.com/shop/AtelierByChloeNa
Hope to talk to you soon~ : )
do you have a video of how you make the inserts for this type of pad?
Thank you for watching my TH-cam. I just cut 4 layers of core and serged the edge. I will shortly upload how to make insert with hand-stitch and machine stitch. See you again soon!
Also if you like, I am more than happy to share the pattern with you. Please let me know.
Hope to hear from you soon!
Chloe