DIY BABY CHANGING PAD

[@user-vt7im7yz2d]

I love how you use whatever supplies you have on hand, makes you so much more relatable! Great work!

[@coasterkat4432]

TYSM!!!! So simple! I was trying to use a store bought pattern but seemed so complicated! This is easy to follow & you explained everything perfectly!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@susanabanana2024]

This looks really nice. Great Tutorial. Thank you.

[@debbiedobbins6785]

Great tutorial. Have to try this one. Thanks for taking the time to show us. Simple straight forward instructions. Have a terrific week and thanks again. 🤗

[@mariannatrapani5859]

Wonderful. Going to try this.

[@The.Journey.to.Freedom]

I love this!! I have seen other baby changing pads but they didn't have the head pillow and I think its important!

[@America650]

Awesome job presenting your sewing skills!

[@joankiely3614]

A gorgeous project explained really well. Many thanks 😊😍🥰❤️😘💕

[@fidaismail5403]

I made this amazing baby pad and it turned out to be so nice. Thank you so much for your video. Second one on the way☺

[@rufinayarulova1668]

I will definitely make one for my friend 🥰

[@helenstamatelatos9319]

Great idea and clear directions!

[@jaipaul7879]

Super,did for my neice,she loved it

[@snipstitchsew3362]

So glad to hear that!

[@dferg9320]

Love this! Thank you

[@mohamedmohsen8213]

Amazing!! I love your videos. You're so creative.. keep it up❤❤

[@dianahartman]

Nice job

[@princess0100]

Beautiful♥️😍

[@snipstitchsew3362]

❤️❤️

[@coasterkat4432]

Just to clarify, can you possibly state exactly what the measurements should be after I cut it out? Somehow, I cut it twice as big as I needed it to be according to the video tutorial but I just wanted to check my measurements to be sure it ended up the correct size. Thanks!

[@snipstitchsew3362]

The widest part (the body) should be 22 inches in width and the pocket/headrest at the top should be 12 inches in width. The entire piece of fabric should be 32 inches in length from the top of the pouch/headrest to the bottom of the body. This is what you should end up with after you’ve cut the fabric out (but before you’ve sewn it). You need 2 identical pieces for the front and back fabric and 2-4 identical pieces for whatever padding you choose (fusible fleece, batting, etc.). The number of layers for the padding (the inner layers) just depends on how padded you want it to be.

[@coasterkat4432]

@@snipstitchsew3362 TYSM! I greatly appreciate your reply!! It’s very helpful!

[@leahmorrowind728]

Omg thanks !!!

[@henrykinyuas]

Waau i need this plz