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October 04, 2019

Diaper Sewing: Hand-sewing Doublers and Wipes

Image: Sewing thread/Sewing needles, by Falko Tetzlaff on Pixabay

I don't have my sewing machine yet (my husband's dad used to fix them for a living, so he's cleaning it up still), but I decided to practice my hand-sewing.

Image: EMME Fleece Baby Blanket Plush Fuzzy Receiving Blankets for Toddler, Infant, Newborn, Boys and Girls Gift Warm Cozy Daycare Nursery Blanket for Crib, Stroller, Nap, Outdoor, Decor (Brown)
Fuzzy Receiving Blankets
I'm using the two yellow receiving blankets I got, and cut them up. I'm making wipes out of some and then making doublers out of others.

For the wipes, I'm folding over edges and ironing them like that, then run a stitch across the top.

For the doublers, I'm doing two layers of flannelette and one layer of terrycloth, sewing it like a pocket, then inverting them and sewing closed.

It seems to work OK so far.

Image: Singer 1512 Beginners Sewing Kit, 130 pieces | contains all the basics for sewers and non-sewers alike
Singer Beginners Sewing Kit
My daughter is not a really heavy wetter, she rarely wets at night, and she won't nurse/play until she's changed anyhow.

So it is more for practice than anything else.

Thanks to Rachel for this Frugal Baby Tip!



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