Have you ever wondered how to dye your own fitted cloth diapers? It's actually not as difficult as you might think. In this blog post, I'll tell you why I decided to dye my own diapers and how the process went. Unlike dying normal cloths, in cloth diapers we care about absorbency. To ensure that absorbency was no affected, I conduct an experiment to measure the affect of the dye on absorbency of the diapers.

Wool diaper covers come in two forms: upcycled ones crafted from old sweaters and knitted ones made from scratch. Upcycling old sweaters into diaper covers results in a fashionable result and has environmental benefits, as it reduces waste by repurposing discarded clothing. Knitted wool diaper covers offer a unique level of comfort and protection for your little one, as they are designed to prevent leaks.

I hate pocket diapers. I know they are probably the most common type of cloth diapers that people use. Still, I think that stuffing pocket diapers is one of the main reasons people quit cloth diapers. I prefer everything sewn together into one piece, and in this post, I will show you how I did it.