Was curious if anyone uses these types of diapers? I have the babyville boutique pattern book and my mother and i have made a few of these. As I am making more Im wondering if that is too much bulk inside the diaper!?! I know all diapers are a little bulky but just trying to think ahead before I make too many. The reason I chose these diapers is because I figure with the prefolded that I wouldnt have to have a whole new diaper each time, just a shell maybe..or am I thinking about this all wrong... Thanks..I am new to all this!!!
Basically, it sounds like you are talking about a cover. A lot of moms love using covers and prefolds, especially with the newborns. I take it a step further and make AI2's with the wipe out interior and snap in inserts so they stay very trim. Sounds like you and your mom will be having fun making more diapers.

*Its not the best picture but we are out of state so I dont have any with me.
I used the monkey PUL material for the cover per say. And then the insert boat (thats what my mom and I call it :) is also made out of the yellow PUL material and we put the prefolds inside the boat. And we do have it marked for snaps on them we just havent added them yet. Does that seem right like you wonderful women are talking about?
So perfect01 are these like the ones you make? If so they arent to bulky? Do you use just one of the cloth diapers in the boat?
Thanks again for all the help ladies..first time mom and I dont know any of my friends that are doing cloth diapers.
Quoting kansasrtamy:
*Its not the best picture but we are out of state so I dont have any with me.
I used the monkey PUL material for the cover per say. And then the insert boat (thats what my mom and I call it :) is also made out of the yellow PUL material and we put the prefolds inside the boat. And we do have it marked for snaps on them we just havent added them yet. Does that seem right like you wonderful women are talking about?
So perfect01 are these like the ones you make? If so they arent to bulky? Do you use just one of the cloth diapers in the boat?
Thanks again for all the help ladies..first time mom and I dont know any of my friends that are doing cloth diapers.
Ok I think I understand what you are saying..like you make a flannel or microfleece insert with snaps and add snaps to the cover..and wipe the cover if its a number one and a whole new diaper for a number two ;)
Quoting kansasrtamy:Ok I think I understand what you are saying..like you make a flannel or microfleece insert with snaps and add snaps to the cover..and wipe the cover if its a number one and a whole new diaper for a number two ;)
Here are pictures of mine. They are turned and topstitched, but work well with FOE too. I just don't care for the FOE. This one is a little NB I just made for my DH's nephew's baby. The insert looks huge in the picture, but it actually tucks right into the diaper cover. You are seeing extra double snaps on this insert because I messed up placing them and had to add another set. I was going to pull them out, but didn't want to leave holes.



Perfect01. That's cute! Just curious.. What material did you all use for the insert? Is the cover just PUL material? Sorry for all the ?s there are just soooo many ways to do these CDs. Lol.
The cover is a solid brown PUL I bought a diaper cut from Kidsinthegarden.com. It was enought for 2 nb diapers. The cover is lined with white 2mil PUL with the laminate side facing out so you can wipe down the diaper. The insert is 2 layers zorb sandwiched in 2 layers of hemp fleece and topped with minkee. I also top many of my inserts with suede cloth instead of minkee. I think I may have done overkill with the 2 layers of zorb on these. That is usually what I do with my medium and large inserts, so I forgot and did it with the newborn. I originally only put 1 layer zorb in the newborn size inserts and they were plenty absorbent for a little one.
Quoting kansasrtamy:Perfect01. That's cute! Just curious.. What material did you all use for the insert? Is the cover just PUL material? Sorry for all the ?s there are just soooo many ways to do these CDs. Lol.
Thanks ladies for all the help. I really appreciate it!!


- kansasrtamy
on Jan. 15, 2013 at 1:44 PM