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Reusable cloth menstrual pad. The pad itself can be used alone as a pantiliner or one or two inserts may be added for more absorption.
I used the zig-zag stitch to put terry cloth in the center-underside of the pad. I’d made some without this and I’d found that having the terry cloth in the center helps to direct the fluid into the center of the pad and into the inserts rather than seeping into the “wings”.
I used snaps to hold the wings in place.
Material Notes
100% cotton flannel for outside of pad and insert. 100% cotton terry cloth for inside of insert and inside of pad
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- Women
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- Material
- Cotton
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Apr 8, 2010, 01.29 PMby frankiesoup
That’s so clever! I bet it saves a fortune in towels!
Jan 12, 2010, 06.48 PMby alynnleonora
Great pattern! I made something similar but used fabric from an old ski jacket for the underside – works great never leaks!
Jun 30, 2009, 02.01 AMby frenchpea
Great idea! Much more eco-friendly too, than throwing all those pantie-liners in the bin. Thanks :)