New diaper sewing tutorials

[onediaperinmama]

It's only taken me for-evah! And there's more to come if I can get around to it.

Make a Simply Nights diaper from the VB diaper pattern:
http://sewdiapers.com/showthread.php?t=23

Add gussets to the side snapping cover pattern (these work fabulous over Simply Nights for bed time!
http://sewdiapers.com/showthread.php?t=21 (thanks to Trista of www.olivebranchbaby.com for putting the tutorial together and figuring out the gussets!)

A snug fitting side snap cover from the Snug Wrap pattern!
http://sewdiapers.com/showthread.php?t=30 Whoot!

Medium Long instructions: http://sewdiapers.com/showthread.php?t=32 Now stop e-mailing me! Ha!

Feel free to post your questions there or post tutorials of your own - they don't have to be for the VB patterns!

We'd also love to get some pattern reviews listed: http://sewdiapers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=4 if you'd care to take a moment.

The new site is still under construction but it's useable. Enjoy the new tutorials!!

[CamsMama]

Love the new site!

[Mama~Love]

Love it too! So easy to ask questions & see the tutorials!

[zoomom]

GREAT site

[onediaperinmama]

Thank you!

[mehndi mama]

I've been having a lurvely time over on the new board today!

[allnaturalmama]

Just adding my thanks, too...

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Wow, those are great!

Can I ask a question? What setting is it on the serger that makes such a tight nice trim, like in the pic on the fitted with internal soaker?

It looks so nice!

[onediaperinmama]

On my serger I have a little dial on the side that I can use to tighten up the stitches and either make the stitch length itself shorter or longer. I'm not even sure what it's called. I have heard, however that you ought to space your serging stitches more so the edges don't fall apart with a lot of use, but then, I've only seen that happen on really well loved organic diapers (organic fibers don't last quite as long).

[Changed]

Thanks! I'll have to play with it and try to figure it out.