Showing posts with label diaper pails. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diaper pails. Show all posts

Friday, June 4, 2010

A few Wetbags and Pail Liners...

Wetbags and pail liners are a great way to 'handle' your soiled diapers without actually 'handling' them! Pail liners can be placed inside nearly any type of bucket, garbage can or diaper pail to make a great "dry pail" storage system. When baby is changed, simply dump any solids in the toilet then toss the entire diaper in the liner. On laundry day, take the entire liner to the washing machine, dump the diapers and then toss in the bag. Easy Peasy! Be sure to have a second liner on hand for when one is in the wash!
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Wetbags are a must have when cloth diapering or for anyone with a baby or toddler. Simply put your soiled diaper in the wetbag and toss it back in your diaper bag. The PUL and zippered top keep moisture and smell contained until you can get home. Unzip the bag and toss the entire thing in the diaper pail or washing machine. A small bag is handy to keep one diaper and a couple wipes in for emergencies - keep one in the diaper bag, one in the car and one at Grandma's! Larger bags are great for daycare or longer outings. And they are awesome to have handy to toss soiled outfits, training pants, bibs and washcloths in when unexpected accidents happen on the go! Don't forget to take them with you to the pool for that wet swimsuit as well!
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Thursday, February 25, 2010

Two-Handle Hanging Diaper Pails and a wetbag...

This custom order consists of 2 two-handle hanging diaper pails and a matching large wetbag.  I think these are going to be baby gifts for a couple lucky mamas!

These diaper pails are fantastic!  They save on space - hang them from a change table in the nursery or a towel bar in the bathroom.  The inner waterproof PUL layer is sewn completely separate from the outer decorative cotton layer layer to prevent moisture wicking out of the bag.  The two-handle design keeps them hanging neatly and puts less stress on the fabric for a long life.

Here is the entire order together.  I think this is the only picture you can really see the handles.  they are a pretty chocolate brown, but I had trouble getting them to show up in the dark background in the other photos.
Front view of a two-handle hanging diaper pail.

Side view of a two-handle hanging diaper pail to show the gusset (flat bottom).

Large basic wetbag with loop handle.

Sunday, December 27, 2009

Newborn Diapering...

First and foremost:
MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR!

The past month or so has been busy with Christmas prep, family craziness, and trying to get some orders finished up as well. Now that my sweet hubby has revived our computer network and I can once again access my pictures and such, I will try to catch up on posts of all the new things I have been working on around here!

I finally completed an order for a wonderful (and patient) mama who is due with her 4th baby on the 8th of January. She has cloth diapered two of her children but this is the first baby she is planning to diaper right from newborn! Yay! She is keeping baby's gender a surprise, so we did up a dozen Newborn/Small pocket diapers. These diapers should fit approximately 6 - 15 lbs.

This set of one dozen pocket diapers is complete with a dozen zorb/bamboo inserts, 4 terry towel tri-folds that can be used as either insert doublers or large wipes, 4 two-layer microfiber doubler inserts, half a dozen fleece liners and one dozen bamboo velour/bamboo terry wipe-ups. (I forgot to take pictures of all the extras, oops!)
We also made a medium sized two-handle hanging diaper pail with matching change pad for her main floor bathroom.
And one more change pad. Both pads are constructed from an attractive cotton print outer, hidden waterproof PUL, hidden flannel for a little extra softness and absorbency, then topped with soft and cozy molten fleece.

Friday, October 23, 2009

A gift for a new little baby...

This "Chocolate Lime Gift Set" is done in beautiful shades of greens and browns. It includes a large wetbag, a wipes bag, 4 matching wipes, a waterproof change pad and two NB/Small pocket diapers with inserts.
Also included in this gift set is a large two handle hanging diaper pail.

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Recent Customs...

I just finished up a few custom orders for a great Mama who is lots of fun to work with! These were fun to do - especially the train longies! Tool Boy has his eyes on those, I better get them in the mail quick!
First up is for a medium two-handle hanging wetbag/diaper pail. This has a Michael Miller "Dandy Damask" cotton print outer layer with chocolate brown PUL inside, sewn separately to prevent wicking, and topped with a coordinating beige zipper.
Next are two pair of fleece longies. Both pair feature my grow-with-me cuff. The contrasting cuff is flipped up and stitched in 4 places so it stays put. When your little one hits a growth spurt, the treads can be easily located and snipped to extend the length of the longies by 1 inch to 1.5 inches!
Xlarge Navy fleece longies with choo choo train and airplane embelishments.
Large pink with Candy Stripes and an embellished heart on the leg.
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Last but not least, wool longie tights! These feature a sewn in diaper hammock and embellished hearts on the bum and leg.

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Hanging Diaper Pail...

I had a request from another mama to make an affordable hanging wetbag or hanging diaper pail. She was having a tough time finding one that had snapping two handles or straps so she could hang it neatly on her change table. Hanging wetbags are commonly made with one handle that can be looped over a doorknob. I had been thinking of this idea before so I was excited to have a reason to create!!

So here it is, the two handle hanging wetbag/diaper pail! I love how it turned out and it looks so good hanging on my daughters change table, I may have to sew up another to live at our house! It is great to hang on a change table, a clothes bar in the closet or a towel bar in the bathroom.

Just like all my wetbags, these have a cotton outer layer and a waterproof PUL inner layer sewn separately to prevent moister from wicking onto the cotton and a zipper closure to keep odours in the bag.

I also made a 'mini' version as a prototype and I actually really like it as well. It is great to hang in the main floor bathroom for those time when you need a quick change. The front pouch can hold a few wipe and some wipe spray or even a small diaper. I especially would have use this when I had a newborn in the house and didn't want to run up to the nursery every change.
I also love to use it in the kitchen for all my wipe-up cloths and soiled kitchen clothes.