Reusable pantyliner pattern

If you were to look at my academic record, you might suspect that I went after the least practical degrees on purpose. I didn’t: I just have impractical interests. Along with having a degree …

Panty liners are a godsend at the beginning and end of your period, and anytime you get that pesky discharge down there. But wait, there's more!

Resuable panty liners are super comfortable and make a huge impact on your budget and your environmental footprint. Öko Creations' liners are my favourites!

After a brief discussion of reusable cloth feminine hygiene pads at our last knit nite, I have been thinking about this concept. I had thou...

Free Cloth Menstrual Pad Sewing Pattern and Tutorial

Panty Liner & Regular/Post Partum Versions Tutorial below copied with permission by Take Time to Smell the Rose Panty Liner Version A sample pattern is provided here. You will need a cotton print for the 'wrapper' part of the liner, a cotton inner (I used an old t-shirt), a cotton topper (I used scrap thin white br

I have now posted a video tutorial on YouTube of this as well! I'll work up the pdf templates for two different sewing styles of mama cloth (cloth menstrual pads and panty liners) soon. For now, I'll put up template graphics of one type and a pictorial of another. ;) Lets start with our pieces cut out without any extra seam allowance around the soaker pieces. Here I have one layer zorb 2 and one layer cotton fleece for the contour soaker. Then I have wicking jersey for the stay-dry topper…

The Ultimate Guide to Reusable Cloth Panty Liners. Looking for a sustainable, eco-friendly alternative to disposable panty liners?

After a brief discussion of reusable cloth feminine hygiene pads at our last knit nite, I have been thinking about this concept. I had thought briefly about it years ago but being that I don't like to use pads, I gave up on it without further investigation. I do, however, use panty liners daily, and while their cost is still very inexpensive, I have been trying to re-use and repurpose more around the house, when I can. After some Googling, I came across this site, complete with pattern. Very…

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