I'm so excited! I've been making diapers for my nephew, who is 6 weeks old and growing super-fast. Just when I think I've got a good pattern sketched out for him, he has another growth spurt. So, I ordered a snap press last week and decided I might as well try making a one-size pocket diaper. Now, I don't own any OS diapers, so I kind of just studied pics of them on the internet to get an idea of how they work.
I sketched out a pattern last night, and after fretting about cutting out the pul and possibly wasting it on a crappy pattern, I just cut and sewed. I can't believe how great it turned out! I tried it on my ~28-29 lbs DS and he has a little room to grow in the waist (he's a chunky guy). So I think it would comfortably fit to about 30-32 lbs, maybe longer for a slim kid (my sister produces very petite kids anyways). Judging by the size of my nephew, it would fit from about 10 lbs. The rise might be a little high on a 10 lb baby, but as long as their cord has fallen off, I don't see that being a problem.
On the lowest snap setting, it has a stretched rise of 16 inches, middle is 17 inches and unsnapped it is 19 inches. The waist stretches from 13 inches (crossover tabs), to 22 inches.
I wish I had pics, but alas, my child has gone and hidden the camera again. (sigh)
I sketched out a pattern last night, and after fretting about cutting out the pul and possibly wasting it on a crappy pattern, I just cut and sewed. I can't believe how great it turned out! I tried it on my ~28-29 lbs DS and he has a little room to grow in the waist (he's a chunky guy). So I think it would comfortably fit to about 30-32 lbs, maybe longer for a slim kid (my sister produces very petite kids anyways). Judging by the size of my nephew, it would fit from about 10 lbs. The rise might be a little high on a 10 lb baby, but as long as their cord has fallen off, I don't see that being a problem.
On the lowest snap setting, it has a stretched rise of 16 inches, middle is 17 inches and unsnapped it is 19 inches. The waist stretches from 13 inches (crossover tabs), to 22 inches.
I wish I had pics, but alas, my child has gone and hidden the camera again. (sigh)








