Arfy makes cloth diaper inserts with and without a serger…

Whether you’re just making extra inserts for store-bought or gifted cloth diapers, or making your own stash from scratch, it is always helpful to be able to sew your own inserts and doublers.
This video will show you how to sew your own cloth diaper inserts both with and without a serger.
Blog post for the non-serged insert: prefold2fitted....
Music: www.bensound.com

[@mariaFlorR609]

Love love love your videos 💗your amazing.

[@simplifiquefraldasecologic6407]

Thank you 😍😍😍

[@cristinamcallister242]

Thanks so much for your videos! I am using some old 100% cotton tshirts to make inserts. How many layers would you recommend for each insert? Thanks 😊 🙏🏼

[@mydearryl]

hi! thank you for sharing these videos! i wanted to ask which fabric do you prefer most for the inserts?

[@elisemenne8758]

You go around those curved rounded corners so easily and neatly - how do you do it? When Itry that, I end up with loops hanging over the end of the fabric! Do you have atrick to do it so well? Could you please share it???? Thanks!!1=

[@moistmilk37]

Whats the tool you used to pull the serged thread through?

[@victoriacaballero4883]

I think is a yarning needle of some sort. Basically a blunt needle with a big hole :)

[@elisemenne8758]

Dear Arfy, if I use this method to make a 35cmx35cm layered diaper - meaning I use two layers of bamboo fleece sandwiched between a layer of microfleece on top, and a flannelette layer on the bottom, - - what happens when I fold it in three when iI want to use it as a booster sometimes, - - I mean, I will be folding the layers over each other, and thus have the wicking layer of micro fleece sandwiched in between the flannel and bamboo layers. over and over again. So, am I interfering with the wicking and absorbency, and wicking again before another absorbing layer etcetera ?? Or does it not really matter, the wee will go wherever it goes?? Please help !! I really love the soft fluffy layer of microfleece which adds bulk to the preflat. This really screws my brains badly. Thank you so much for all your patterns, tutorials and wisdom!! God Bless!