I just wanted to do a quick follow up to the Cloth Pads post with free patterns (regular and long/overnight).
Someone was able to try out the pads that I had made and said that they worked great. I think the think fleece I used was a bit stretchy (tabs) but the pattern performed well! For reference, I used flannel for the absorbent layers and a thin fleece for the backing (very thin – I think a slightly thicker (but not too thick) would have been nice).
If you’ve tried the patterns I’d love to hear how they’re working for you.
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I'm about to make some liners for myself…I've never tried cloth before but I really want to and can't afford to buy them so I'm trying these. I'm excited, I'm using flannel 'soaker' and I'm making some fleece backing and some PUL to see what I prefer…I'm only making 4 right now…2 of each and then gonna decide which I prefer and make the rest that way. I'll let you know what I think of each!
hi ordered and paid for a pad pack but have not recieved an email or the digital download if you could please sort it i would be apreciative thank you 🙂
Hi Natalie, can you email me so I can send you a copy?