How to make sanitary pads

Now I'm in my third trimester of pregnancy, that worry of waters breaking so it looks like I've wet myself in public is starting to set in. I don't fancy the irritation of disposable sanitary towels against my skin for weeks before and weeks after so it's time to make some just in case cloth sanitary protection, or muff fluff as it is also known as! Depending on how you feel about it, these work equally well as menstrual sanitary towels, or incontinence pads. Either way, this is how I've…

Free pattern for cloth menstrual pads for your period. These pads are soft, absorbent, easy to make, and best of all - the pattern is FREE!

A quick and easy picture filled tutorial on How to Make LuoPads. Trust me, they are way eaiser to make than you think!

Making My Own Fabric Mama Cloths - Reusable Menstrual Pads

Bummis Fabulous Flo pads are made with the same quality materials and craftsmanship we've come to know and love in their diapers!

Switch to cloth pads for your next cycle. Great questions and answers to help you save a LOT of money and help the environment. Win Win! #clothpads

Download your free pattern and go through the full tutorial on how to make your own sustainable, menstrual pads.

Sick of single use pads? Make your own washable and reusable feminine sanitary pads with this pattern and save the environment at the same time. The sewing pattern involves four simple steps and takes about 30 minutes to complete. I have made over 30 pads with this design. You do not need an embroidery machine for this pattern. Supplies needed: 2 Cotton scraps at least 7” x 10” (9" x 12") 4-6 Flannel scraps 3.5” x 9.5” (5" x 12") or other absorbent material Stabilizer PUL or waterproof…

10 REASONS WHY TO CHANGE TO CLOTH PADS Reusable pads save the planet due to less plastic – keep thousands of disposable feminine hygiene products out of landfills. They also might save your b…

From reusable pads to period pants, if you're a beginner to the world of reusable menstrual products then this guide is for you. From washing to wearing, we explain how to use cloth pads and the best way to keep them in great condition. For more eco-friendly tips, products and ideas, head to www.thefriendlyeco.co.uk/blogs/sustainable-living or follow @thefriendlyecouk on Instagram. GET 10% OFF YOUR FIRST PURCHASE, USE CODE: NEWBIE10