"welcome home, baby!" sets listed

i just finished up three "welcome home, baby!" fitted cloth diaper/cover sets. each set comes with 6 newborn size fitted cloth diapers and 3 covers. the gender neutral set comes with 3 lights out [overnight] covers, which are great during the day as well. the girl and boy sets come with two lights out covers and one eswrapping cover. these fitteds are from my esbasics line. they're trim and have 3 layer soakers.





i took a little more time with these sets though, in that i matched up the inner and outer serging thread on the fitted diapers to their covers and snaps. i think they look pretty great.








also, yesterday i stocked a size small amy butler midwest modern wetbag that turned out pretty well!

couple of things listed on etsy

just listed a couple of wetbags on etsy, made from the very last of my heather ross mendocino scraps. there's a small wetbag, which is great for cloth pads and wipes - and a medium, which is great for outings. the pictures below are of the small bag.





also, finished up a couple of orders recently, and thought i'd post some pictures. below is a lights out diaper, size small, and a newborn set in matching rooster/eggs prints.





i'll be listing some newborn starter kits soon!

large wetbags and some order picture

large wetbags are big. they can hold about three days worth of diapers, maybe more depending on the diaper size. they measure 14" across the top and 32" down. i designed these bags for people who, if they've just done diaper laundry, want to use their large wetbags for outings. the bag folds up in half from the bottom and snaps into the top of the bag near the zipper essentially turning it into a med/large wetbag. then when you get home, you can unsnap it and keep filling it. or if you're on vacation, you can start using the bag snapped up while out and when you get to where you're staying, unsnap it and hang it from a hook. the bag folds up completely to about the size of my hand for storage. here are some pictures of the bag in action. this design isn't new. i've been making large wetbags in this way since 2006. and because these bags are so big, this is why i ask that everyone email me before they place an order with the whatever fabric it is that you want. these take up almost an entire yard of print fabric. now, on to the pictures!












here are some pictures from some orders i finished up:

5 14" super cloth pads, flannel




a set of large front snapping covers



and some NB QDAI2s