Mama Cloth sewing tutorial

[Autumn]

I just posted this on my blog - could people take a look and tell me if there are any typos or parts that aren't clear?

lavenderdaydream.blogspot.com (http://lavenderdaydream.blogspot.com/)

Also, if you think there are parts that I should or shouldn't include in other tutorials please let me know.

Thanks for looking! :heart

[BriansLovie]

thanks for this! I might attempt to do this myself .

[Chaos Coordinator]

:jawdrop you are awesome. i have been considering making some!!

[RefrigeratorArt]

That looks like a great tut! :)

[Autumn]

Thanks! :D

[Buela]

That looks great! I really really really want some mama cloth. I ordered $100 on etsy in Aug and never got it :doh

[Autumn]

Oh no! Did you place a dispute to get your money back? :hug2


I just added a pattern onto the tutorial - let me know if it's not showing up :)

[Starfox]

Looks awesome!!!

[RubySlippers]

:rockon

[Marielle]

Generous tutorial! Thanks!

[Autumn]

:heart

[RubySlippers]

Oh, that reminds me to ask...Where do you get your PUL?

[Buela]

Oh no! Did you place a dispute to get your money back? :hug2




Well, I truly believe the seller sent them to me. Her feedback is 100% positive, and she is recommended by GCMers. I declined the postage insurance. Lesson learned I guess.

[simplegirl]

I just LOVE that pattern! :P~

[musicmama]

wonderful! :tu

You can get PUL at Joann's, it's called "diaper fabric", I believe.

[Marielle]

Well, I truly believe the seller sent them to me. Her feedback is 100% positive, and she is recommended by GCMers. I declined the postage insurance. Lesson learned I guess.

Yikes, does this seller realize that insurance is to protect the seller and not the buyer? Once you receive payment for goods it's your duty to deliver those goods by law. Sellers would be wise to insure packages because if a package gets lost they still have to deliver the goods to the buyer. The insurance protects a seller because eventually the value of the package will be returned to them via a claim. That's why most companies ship UPS or FEDEX since the shipping fee includes insuring the first $100 or so.

[mommylobster]

:heart this tutorial. I want a sewing machine so bad :hissyfit

[Mollycurls]

You rock Mamagoose! :rockon

I've been wanting to buy some, but even as inexperienced as I am, I know I'd be able to do this!

Now to scour the classifieds for a good used machine!

Thanks!:heart

[mommylobster]

Now to scour the classifieds for a good used machine!



good idea :yes

[prov31craftymom]

Good job! I've been wanting to make some. :)

[Autumn]

Thanks! I'm glad it's helpful! :D:heart

[Autumn]

I just moved the tutorial over to a different blog - in case anyone finds this later and still wants to use it, the link is updated in the OP :)

[KCMartha]

I was just coming here to ask about how to make mama cloth. Thanks for the well-timed tutorial!

[houseforjoy]

2 things -- you could mention the pul is always with the "utility fabrics" and do you prewash your batting? and if so how? The one time i bought it and didn't it shrunk like crazy, but it was an all cotton blend