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.

This entire project starts with a T-shirt with a very faded logo that he no longer wears. Instead of throwing it, I will show you how I transform it into an adorable and sophisticated baby shirt. To achieve that, I remove the part of the shirt that contains the logo. It means that I was only left with enough fabric for a crop top. Then, I combined what I had with another fabric and made it into a layered shirt, just like those pieces which were popular in the 90s.

Nobody wants to spend tons of money on baby clothes. This is why while I was pregnant, I bought big bags of clothes in different sizes that people were trying to get rid of. I got more clothes than I could count. We were using them happily, until at the age of four months I got out the 12-month-old clothes. To my disappointment, I saw five boring white-ish shirts and onesies.