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Knit fabrics and regular quilting weight cotton fabrics work the best. This tutorial is for a changing pad that, measures 33 inches by 16.5 inches by 4.25 inches., If your changing pad is slightly (1/2 inch) larger or smaller, these directions will work all the same.

This handy little mat will follow you and your tot where the diaper bag cannot or will not go.Unfold it on the floor, a bed, a sofa or a hard public ,changing, table to keep your little one comfortable and everything clean.The wallet snugly stores a couple of diapers and a small box of wipes.

Pin right sides of fabrics together. Stitch around the rectangle with a 3/8” seam allowance, leaving a 3” opening for turning. Trim seam and corners. Turn to right side. Fold raw edges of opening to inside, pin together and stitch closed. Topstitch around the outer edges, ¼” from the edge.

Now on the inside edge that’s raw, fold it over 1/2″ or so and iron, all the way around. Then fold it another inch, iron and pin in place., You are creating a tube for your elastic. Try to iron and pin the seam between the two fabrics open: do this all the way around the inside edge of your changing pad cover: 6.

You may even want to ,make, several, one set for the nursery, one set for the diaper bag, and another set or two to keep at Grandma’s house. When our new grandson arrived, I made a ,changing pad, for him and our daughter in law said it was the best one she had for keeping moisture from seeping through to …

13/6/2007, · Before ,changing, your ,pad,, wash your hands so they’re clean when you touch the new ,pad,. Remove the old ,pad, by grabbing a clean edge and peeling it off your underwear. Roll the ,pad, so the adhesive side is on the outside and wrap it in toilet paper or the wrapper from the new ,pad, before tossing it in the bathroom garbage.