Changing pad cover

I love my new cover but can I just complain about one thing really fast? In some spots my minky fabric looks like it's worn out and it's brand new! I noticed this as soon as I cut out my pattern and was getting ready to sew. UGH. I contemplated going back to Joann's with it but even if they would have given me new stuff I didn't want to wait for it. Plus I had already washed and cut it. And that dang minky dot fabric is expensive even with my coupon! ANYWAY now that I got that off my chest…

When I was decorating Clark’s nursery, I couldn’t find the right orange changing pad cover and curtains. I knew I probably wouldn’t be able to find what I was looking for in the …

Sew your own changing pad cover with these simple step by step instructions. These covers fit most standard changing pads. Easy to modify if necessary.

I finally sewed up the fabric I had on Sam’s changing pad into a real cover instead of just wrapping the pad with the fabric and calling it good! It was really easy and you could make one too! DIRECTIONS: Wash, iron and cut your fabric. I usually hate washing fabric beforehand, so I won’t tell anyone if you decide to skip that step! You need a piece of fabric about 48” x 32” to fit a standard sized pad (32″L X 16″W X 3-4″H). Fold it in half lengthwise and then widthwise and then cut out an…

You will love how quick and easy it is to sew a waterproof diaper changing pad for your baby. This pad is foldable and perfect for travel!

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Fall colds have hit us big time this year! I swear the kids’ noses have been running for a month already! We also had a garage sale a couple weeks ago and my husband asked if I wanted to get rid of our changing pad covers along with the changing pad and table. I quickly replied, […]

So changing pad covers get filthy, that doesn't mean they can't be cute. Just put the adorable fabric up where the baby's head goes.The great thing about this changing pad cover how-to is there is

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