MADE Everyday | How to make a Changing Pad Cover from a Towel @MADEEveryday | Uploaded January 2016 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
TO MAKE A CUSTOM SIZE CHANGING PAD:
Note: You will need to play with the math. This just gives you a general idea:
Take the length and width of your Pad, PLUS the height of your pad, PLUS however much you want it to tuck under (you prob want it to tuck under a few inches). Cut a large rectangle of fabric those dimensions (with all those added lengths). Then you need to cut 4 squares from the corners that are the height of your pad PLUS however much you want the towel to tuck under/around the pad. For instance, in my project, the pad is 5 inches tall, so I cut out the squares 7x7 inches.
Just experiment and see how it goes!
Make sure you always stay by your baby while changing their diaper!
• Make a STRIPED changing pad cover using my free tutorial here: madeeveryday.com/diy-stripes-and-changing-pad-cover
• See more Changing Pad pics on my other post here: madeeveryday.com/new-video-how-to-make-a-changing-pad-cover-from-a-towel
• Diaper Covers shown in this video are from the Diaper Cover Video here: youtube.com/watch?v=A2PIQDtMpt0
• Watch the Crib Sheet video here:
youtube.com/watch?v=_RkD7sMiLFA
• SEWING MACHINE recommendations:
My current sewing machine is a Baby Lock BRILLIANT. If you're looking to buy a good entry level machine, I also love the other machines in the series called JOY, ZEAL, and JUBILANT. You can purchase and read some reviews on this site:
JOY sewing machine:
shrsl.com/27q2h
ZEAL sewing machine:
shrsl.com/27q2j
JUBILANT sewing machine:
shrsl.com/27q2k
VISIT MY SITE FOR MORE IDEAS + PATTERNS:
madeeveryday.com
Video Production by SIDE STREET PRODUCTIONS:
vimeopro.com/sidestreetprod/reel
TO MAKE A CUSTOM SIZE CHANGING PAD:
Note: You will need to play with the math. This just gives you a general idea:
Take the length and width of your Pad, PLUS the height of your pad, PLUS however much you want it to tuck under (you prob want it to tuck under a few inches). Cut a large rectangle of fabric those dimensions (with all those added lengths). Then you need to cut 4 squares from the corners that are the height of your pad PLUS however much you want the towel to tuck under/around the pad. For instance, in my project, the pad is 5 inches tall, so I cut out the squares 7x7 inches.
Just experiment and see how it goes!
Make sure you always stay by your baby while changing their diaper!
• Make a STRIPED changing pad cover using my free tutorial here: madeeveryday.com/diy-stripes-and-changing-pad-cover
• See more Changing Pad pics on my other post here: madeeveryday.com/new-video-how-to-make-a-changing-pad-cover-from-a-towel
• Diaper Covers shown in this video are from the Diaper Cover Video here: youtube.com/watch?v=A2PIQDtMpt0
• Watch the Crib Sheet video here:
youtube.com/watch?v=_RkD7sMiLFA
• SEWING MACHINE recommendations:
My current sewing machine is a Baby Lock BRILLIANT. If you're looking to buy a good entry level machine, I also love the other machines in the series called JOY, ZEAL, and JUBILANT. You can purchase and read some reviews on this site:
JOY sewing machine:
shrsl.com/27q2h
ZEAL sewing machine:
shrsl.com/27q2j
JUBILANT sewing machine:
shrsl.com/27q2k
VISIT MY SITE FOR MORE IDEAS + PATTERNS:
madeeveryday.com
Video Production by SIDE STREET PRODUCTIONS:
vimeopro.com/sidestreetprod/reel
