DIY Reusable Cloth Pad with waterproof PUL - Sewing Tutorial

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Sewing a reusable cloth menstrual pad with a layer of waterproof PUL. Handmade By Hedi
Materials used: ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓
1. I use zorb 3d heavy duty as a core. Zorb is incredibly absorbent and can be bought at wazoodle.com
2. Extra layer of PUL (polyurethane laminate) a waterproof fabric, yet still breathable.
3. For topper fabric (that goes against the skin) I use (here) 100% COTTON, but you can also use minky, cotton flannel and performance pique.
3. For backing I use anti-pill FLEECE. Fleece helps the liquid not leak. In this case the leakproof will be much aided by the PUL layer.
When Using PUL you can really use any fabric as a backer.
Pattern is Moonrise by Versodile
(she has an etsy shop and fb group)
The machine I use is the BROTHER XR3140
needle is ball point, size 80/12
I hope you enjoy this and please leave a like 👍 and subscribe.
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@nannychachi 2 года назад

I use Poise pads for bladder leaks and knew these homemade ones would work well and save me money. So, using what I have on hand I made my first one today and cut out cores for 35 more! I used a cotton topper, 4 layers of flannel, 1 layer of a piece of upholstery fabric and then anti-pill fleece. Upholstery fabric? What? Yes! I get lots of free swatches from a local furniture store and it so happens that some are perfect for pads! (squishy and soft with a water resistant backing) I wish I could post pictures here to show you! Thank you for the video!

@giverny28 4 года назад

I've watched so many videos on making cloth pads. Yours is my favorite. No fussing or making things overly complicated. Strange shapes or "making your own fabrics...ect. they are a reliable shape and don't take long to make. Both very important if you have a stash to make & have a busy life outside of having periods. Lol (I think that's all of us). One extra step I seem to like, is to sew flow lines into my top & fill layer prior to doing the back & PUL layer. Especially since my pads that include PUL are for longer wear or heavy flow needs.

@HediSalm 4 года назад

Thanks 😁

@MamaBanana 4 года назад

What’s a flow line and what does that do? Thanks

@HediSalm 4 года назад

Flow line is just a straight line across the top. But ONLY sewn through the topper and the core, NOT pul (if you are using) and backer. Otherwise you will ruin the pad and will bleed through. Flow line might help the blood to stay in the middle.

@clarisa1418 Год назад

@@HediSalm😊 0:55 0:56

@pattarlton4012 2 года назад

Out of at least 50 videos on this subject this is the best one. Yo❤u are the first person to aim the camera correctly. Good job! Thank You!

@themardbard9096 3 года назад

One thing I'll add for other people reading the comments: maybe it was the cotton I used, maybe I just don't scrub enough, but I used light colored cotton and there are light stains that I haven't been able to get out. I'm okay with this, but I'm making some more and I'm going to be using dark cotton so that leftover stains aren't as noticeable. Thank you so much, Hedi! I made some pads using this video and they're WONDERFUL! I also use your cleaning method. This video is my go-to, and I love how sparkly your nails are. :)

@HediSalm 3 года назад

😁 😁 😁 Thank you

@sandyclaws5247 4 года назад

This was very simple and easy to understand. I will still need to watch it several times 😬

@HediSalm 4 года назад

It will all make sense once you do it 😁

@yuinaxestyle 4 года назад

The simplest and easiest tutorial I ever got! Thank you!

@HediSalm 4 года назад

Thank you

@OnTheRagYT 4 года назад

a very comprehensive video! thank you!

@celinagolo 3 года назад

Great instructional video. It’s my favourite one. Thanks Celina

@HediSalm 3 года назад

Thank you!!! ❤️

@CraftykittenNZ 4 года назад

Love the stickers on your machine :-) Thanks for the video!!

@demidemi4169 4 года назад

My favorite tutorial so far!

@HediSalm 27 дней назад

THANK YOU!!!

@myorchidparadise8475 3 года назад

Wow you're so good, you should do this as a business, so professional.

@HediSalm 3 года назад

I do 😅

@HediSalm 3 года назад

And thank you 🙏😊

@ScotiaGirl902 3 года назад

Thank you for this, I made my first pad last night with the hidden pul. I made a bunch of liners for myself but did not hide the pul, and I found that they are slippery with the pul against the undies...so now I will be hiding it! I’m making pads for Operation Christmas Child boxes, for the older girls.

@HediSalm 3 года назад

So glad you liked the video and found it useful😁👍

@ScotiaGirl902 3 года назад

@@HediSalm one question, should you wash them after finished? or does it matter? I wash all the materials before I cut and sew

@HediSalm 3 года назад

@@ScotiaGirl902 you mean after sewing, before wearing? I pre wash all my fabrics so I don't pre wash my pad that I made myself. But when you buy a pad I'd recommend prewashing, just incase

@ScotiaGirl902 3 года назад

@@HediSalm yes just after sewing! I thought I seen somewhere where someone said to wash them after being made 🤷‍♀️

@HediSalm 3 года назад

@@ScotiaGirl902 you can if you feel better, but if you prewash your fabrics and make for yourself, there is no real need 😊

@Sollarose_mb7x8 10 месяцев назад

Very nice video ❤

@wendytownrow3950 2 года назад

thank you so much this answered a lot of my questions :)

@untraveled 2 года назад

Why extend the PUL all the way to the edges/tabs...? So long as it covers the backing, it should be leak-proof...?

@HediSalm 2 года назад

Hi. Yes it is. But I do it for extra security. And easyes to sew 👍

@nicoletumblin8427 3 года назад

Just wondering what this pads absorbancy level is....ex. moderate, heavy? Do you know the gsm on the zorb heavy duty? Great video!! Looks so much easier to sew than the shbf that I'm using ❤

@katemccafferty4083 4 года назад

hi! Thank you so much for this video. Just wondering, why does the shiny side of the PUL go down? Will there be leak if I ever accidentally put it the other way? Might be a stupid question, sorry if it is.

@HediSalm 4 года назад

In reality it doesn't matter which way you put it. But when putting it together this way, the shiny side ends up towards the core (once it's sewn and turned out. This way the shiny side gets in contact with the core and keeps the liquids in (when dove the other way the fabric side is towards the core and while it will also keep the liquids in, it might disperse the liquids, because the fabric might absorbed some..... But really it doesn't matter a whole lot. It will all be stopped by the shiny layer eventually 😊😊😊

@HouseMary 2 года назад

I need to make some of these. Thank you so much for this instructional video! Can you tell me exactly which zorb 3D fabric to get at Wazoodle? I see that there are three or four to choose from. Bamboo, Cotton, Lite. Also I see they've come out with a 4D. Have you tried that? If so, do you like it better than the 3D?

@HediSalm 2 года назад

Hi, glad you like the video 😁. I have only ever used the zorb original or zorb dimples. I'm sorry I cant help you more. But there are so many great groups on Facebook who have people who know a lot more 😁 I hope you try making some, life changing!

@bubblesk.9599 3 года назад

Very simple & great video! Thanks. I am on my husband's account right now and was wondering what type of pinky shear are you using? Seems to cut very well and I would like to purchase the same one. Ha!

@HediSalm 3 года назад

These pinking shears are just some random ones 🤣 I just got lucky that they cut so well

@bubblesk.9599 3 года назад

@@HediSalm well darn! LOL!! 🤣 I guess I'll be on a mission to find one just as great! Haha. I was reading through so many Amazon reviews that it terrified me. 😂 🤣🤦‍♀️ I love all your videos. Super addicting and great! BTW thanks for replying as well! ❤🫂

@HediSalm 3 года назад

@@bubblesk.9599 thank you... And I hope you find some good ones 🤞

@bubblesk.9599 3 года назад

@@HediSalm you're welcome and thanks!

@LadyDebB 3 года назад

Do you have any suggestions on how to modify this to accommodate urinary incontinence?

@HediSalm 3 года назад

Id add PUL lining

@dianacarroll1408 8 месяцев назад

more layers of the zorb fabric.

@lolbit778 3 года назад

Hola buen día como se llama el relleno q lleva la toallita en la mitad cómo se llama ese material

@lorirowsey62 2 года назад

After the pad is turned correctly, is the shiny side of the PUL against the absorbent core or is the shiny side of the PUL against the backing?

@HediSalm 2 года назад

Shiny side is against the core

@ruthreynolds5433 3 года назад

I have 'pretty' PUL fabric, so the fabric side of it has a picture printed on it, the shiny side is white. Could I skip the fleece layer & just have PUL, core & cotton topper? Or would this not work? Lovely clear instructions thank you.

@HediSalm 3 года назад

sure you can. The only downside I've found doing it like that is that the PUL is slippery as a backer and the pad might move while wearing. But certainly try 😊

@ruthreynolds5433 3 года назад

@@HediSalm thanks! They're scraps from another project so I wouldn't be too sad to hide it away, but will experiment and see what happens! 😁

@HediSalm 3 года назад

Let me know how it goes 😊

@maryrichardson5841 6 месяцев назад

Great video but music is driving me nuts. No need for it and when I try to turn it down I can’t hear you

@HediSalm Месяц назад

I will take the feedback into account when making new videos.

@MarissaK319 4 года назад

What's pul

@HediSalm 4 года назад

It's a waterproof yet breathable fabric. PUL stands for polyurethane laminate

@MsAmitis 4 года назад

Can you machine wash these?

@HediSalm 4 года назад

Yes, absolutely. But not hot wash, as hot sets blood stains, and no fabric softener as this reduces the absorbency.

@MsAmitis 4 года назад

@@HediSalm thank you :)

@jacquelineabbey1578 4 года назад

Does the topper go against the skin?

@HediSalm 4 года назад

Yes, the pretty cotton topper goes against your skin

@kaharis86 4 года назад

So is the waterproof side the side you would put on your underwear? Aka do you bleed on the patterned side or the black side?

@HediSalm 4 года назад

The waterproof layer (white) will actually be hidden when turned. The cotton (patterned) side will go against your skin

@estherluka 2 года назад

Would this be considered a moderate or heavy?

@HediSalm 27 дней назад

Hi, I would still use this as moderate, but I'd say you can use it for heavy as it has the PUL layer. Normally I'd add 1 more layer of core (absorbent) layer, just to have even more absorbency.

@mercicelestial7598 3 года назад

Is it ok to use invisible thread on these pads?

@HediSalm 3 года назад

Hi, I haven't tried, but why not... Give it a go 😁

@tianya9408 3 года назад

Can plastic sheet instead of PUL be used for water proofing?

@HediSalm 3 года назад

I wouldn't, because it won't be breathable.

@tianya9408 3 года назад

@@HediSalm thanks.

@yasminabdul3792 3 года назад

Pul fabric how to purchasing this item?

@HediSalm 3 года назад

I have bought online, you have to search online...

@yasminabdul3792 3 года назад

@@HediSalm thanks for your replay

@HediSalm 3 года назад

I have found it online. You can Google where its sold.

@yasminabdul3792 3 года назад

@@HediSalm Fine mam

@gailmills7520 2 года назад

What snaps do you use? Amazon?

@HediSalm 2 года назад

You can look up KAM snaps... Should be a lot of Choice (T5 / size 20 is what I use)

@joannefleet5546 Месяц назад

what is PUL ?

@HediSalm Месяц назад

Polyurethane Laminate - waterproof layer, it's thin and still breathable. Its also used to make waterproof sheets for beds, for when you might have night time "accidents". It is great for preventing any kind of leaks.

@puddleglummarshwiggle4236 4 года назад

What is PUL?

@HediSalm 4 года назад

Polyurethane laminate, it's a waterproof fabric. Originally used and made for hospitals for breathable bed liners but waterproof. But now PUL is widely used for Cloth Pads and baby nappies