CD patterns?

[cllovato]

First thanks to all that responded to my last post! Helpful info...

I am looking into starting to make my own CD's, but I wanted to find out if anyone (I''m sure there's lots) has already done their own and if their are pattern recommendations, or if I should just try to make my own??? I'm not looking at any specific type of dipe, I'm willing to try all! Thanks again!!

[Plaid]

Here are some sites to check out. I just winged it with a pattern, making one out of scrap fabric to begin with, and then making adjustments from there until it was perfect!

www.diaperfabric.com

www.diapersewing.com

www.sewbaby.com

www.sewshoppe.com

www.diapershop.com

Good luck and have fun!

[warneral]

Honeyboy pattern is great for beginning sewers. It's a great method of diaper sewing - especially if you have a sewing machine and not a serger. I also like goodness gracious pattern for the shape of the diaper - here's the link: http://goodnessgracious.welcome.to

[indigolilybear]

I really like the cuddlebuns pattern, especially if you have a serger. You can do it if you don't though too.

I looked at teh honey boy but don't like the style particularly and the instructions are massive! Good luck. Just get your feet wet. It's lots of fun

[kerc]

I didn't understand the Cuddlebuns pattern. There's this booklet and i couldn't follow it. I like the directions for the HB pattern. They are easy to follow and have lots of helpful hints. I don't like the fit of the pattern especially, but I adjusted it to fit my babe.

I did find the poopockets to be my fav for just fitted dipes. DH likes the gussets and I found it easier to adjust to fit my dd.

[3bees~1flower]

i found a diaper pattern at Hancock Fabrics that i LOVE...you can get it anwhere they sell Kwick Sew patterns tho....it is pattern #2062. it has several different style to choose from and has sizes ex. small-ex. lg all i the same pkg. it cost me $7.95 i believe...somewhere in there. anyway, something else to check out.