IKEA PreFold Cloth Diaper - http://greenmommydiapers.com/

In this video we show you how to turn a .49 cent IKEA kitchen towel into a fabulous, Snappi loving, pre fold cloth diaper!

Don't you dare tell me starting a cloth diaper stash is too expensive! Start with this idea and add fancier diapers as you save money. We want healthier babies with out breaking the piggy bank. You CAN do it, Green Mommy!

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Learn how to put the diaper on a baby in 30 seconds! http://youtu.be/_hiyMjEa8M0

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[Marmaleet]

I'm going to need to cut the fabric by hand. How large was your cloth off to start? 18 inches by what?

[GreenMommyDiapers]

I measured another Ikea kitchen towel and got a measurement of 19"x26". 19 inches makes for a really long prefold. I prefer about 14" finished. For me, that is what fits into pocket style diapers best. The 26" measurement is also a bit narrow. Up it to about 29" if you can. They will fit around your little one a bit better.

You can always measure an existing prefold diaper. ;)

[Sofia H]

Excelent idea thanks.

[Lu Jay]

I found a newborn prefold that measures 11X11, so how much allowance would I need for seems when making the prefold with those (11x11) dimensions?! I would much rather make my own if possible than buy them! Loved your video...so far best I have seen?? I am thinking of using old t-shirts to make them. Any other suggestions?! Shld I still add a different material for the middle? Thanks so much!!

[Milton Fludgecow]

when you are done using them for diapering they will make terrific dusting cloths

[mardz84]

Really awesome! I wish I had a sewing machine.

[samusugiru]

Awesome, Thanks for this!