Sarah... how absolutely cute!!
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webjefita, for a changing pad I cut out two co-ordinating fabrics two pieces of cotton quilt batting 13x25 inches. Then I make a fabric sandwich:
Fabric-right sides facing
Fabric-right sides facing
cotton batting
I then sew around leaving a 6inch opening in one end for turning. I sew it together with the batting down(against the feed dogs) or it gets tangled in the presser foot. Then turn and topstitch, I use a decorative stitch around the edge. I also sew two seams to divide the pad in thirds for easy folding.
I have also made changing pads from 2 layers fleece and 1 layer co-ordinating fabric. They are easy to make. I like to make them to match my diaper bags. I have way too many diaper bags!!
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Sarah
Fabric-right sides facing
Fabric-right sides facing
cotton batting
I then sew around leaving a 6inch opening in one end for turning. I sew it together with the batting down(against the feed dogs) or it gets tangled in the presser foot. Then turn and topstitch, I use a decorative stitch around the edge. I also sew two seams to divide the pad in thirds for easy folding.
I have also made changing pads from 2 layers fleece and 1 layer co-ordinating fabric. They are easy to make. I like to make them to match my diaper bags. I have way too many diaper bags!!
Sarah
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