Great video for a newbie! Very informative. BTW thanks for avoiding fancy, distracting finger nails. So much easier to stay focused on project. Thank you!!

@Rooska

4 жыл бұрын

No promises it’ll stay that way! 😂 I love me some fancy nails!

Great tutorial! Wish I'd have watched this BEFORE I butchered the first one I cut out...sigh. But, now I KNOW! Thank you so much!!!

You’re funny with the 505. I love that you had to stop yourself. I’m the same way. I’ll just talk and talk about something I really like. Thanks for the video.

@akhoneybee9076

2 жыл бұрын

Love it! 🤣❤️

You have the very best serged pad tutorial I've ever seen!!! Thank you very much. BJ

Excellent all-around tutorial on serging curves! The tight camera work and the tip to "ignore the needles, push into the blade" are great. Pads are awesome for low-stakes practice runs on scrap material, too. Off to try several rounds. Thanks so much!

Wow! This is the best video I’ve watched so far for making reusable pads. Thank you so much for putting it together. I wanted to see about how to make those serged curves better and this was super helpful!

What a comprehensive tutorial!! Very informative. Thanjs a lot❤❤❤

I usually hate listening to people talk on KZread videos but you were great, entertaining, and super informative!

Thanks so much. I just purchased a serger and started to make pads. Your instructions are so clear... again TY

Best serger tutorial I’ve seen. Thankyou. Curves are hard.

@Rooska

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped

I'm late to the cloth pad party but this is such a great explanation of everything! I just got my serger and I'm so intimidated by it

Great detailed tutorial! Thank you!

Only issue hun, pins punctured your waterproof layer. If pining use the pins on the outside of the pattern piece ❤️

@g.loughheed5351

8 ай бұрын

A great tutorial although I noticed the pins on the waterproof liner as well, not good for preventing possible leaks. Using your 505 will do the trick of holding in place or a strip of sticky tape will likely get you through.😊

@forprivacyreasonsimnottell9427

5 ай бұрын

PUL heals itself if you wash and dry on high heat. Just do it once, not all the time. Plus, blood is thicker than water so a pinhole isn't going ro hurt anything.

I love your tutorials! And absolutely love your fabric print combos 😍🥰

Beautiful, thank you for taking the time share

Very nice and informative ‘how to’ video. So clean and the precision you have is amazing. I need to invest in a serger. Thank you! 🤗

Awsome design on pads.

Great tutorial and your pad looks so clean and finished.

Working on my first Happy Hippos curvy flare as well! Making the largest size for my impending postpartum. I REALLY hope it turns out well and I think I have my best chance at it because of your help. Did all the cutting and tracing today and will be serging tomorrow. I used some disposable clear cutting board roll I had and it worked like a charm! Such a smart idea. I decided to add an extra absorbent layer to my core so hopefully it turns out well! 😫 even if it doesn’t it will still hopefully be usable.

Thank you so much! Nicely done!

You got you self a new subbie. These are beautiful

So many great serger tips. From a beginner, thank you! Definitely going to hit up Odif for some 505

@akhoneybee9076

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! Gotta try that basting spray all the pad makers adore so much! Haha 😂 how did I live so long without it? 🤔 Definitely excited to try this stuff. It’s the small things in life.

Thank you. I have been searching for an easy tutorial for an exposed core using a serger machine.

@Rooska

3 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help!

I`m in uk and definitely use temporary adhesive like this, love it Lovely tutorial, thank you

Thanks so much for this video. I already have an extensive stash of turned and topstitched pads. However, I am fighting bladder cancer and with the treatments required I should not save the cloth pads beyond the treatment months. I just got a serger, so I can do this.

@dshe8637

8 ай бұрын

❤

Thank you, this is a superb tutorial. I learned a lot

awesome, really good information. Good job on your nails too, looking very nice.

You are awesome! Great instructions and love your voice! Thank you!! :-)

Thank you so much for that tutorial!!!

Really loved your video, I use serger for about 1 year and still have troubles to accommodate to it :)

Greetings from England. Great video thank you. Lived in Virginia twenty years ago and still miss the fabric shops particularly Piece Goods. Nothing like that here. 🙂🙂

@Rooska

3 жыл бұрын

Hi! Was just in England earlier this year!

I really enjoyed and appreciate you posting this video. It was very informative and helpful. I love the fabric patterns you used and wondered where they were from?

@Rooska

6 жыл бұрын

Oh man, I don't even know anymore! I get them mostly from custom fabric groups on Facebook. I know the stars were from So Cheeky, and I had them hand dyed.

I love 505 spray! 🙌🏼 Lol

LoL …505 ..hey when you believe in a product you use it and recommend it. Love the way you shared your addiction for 505.

Thank you for making this tutorial!! So helpful and informative. I realize I need a few things to making my pads better. Can you put in description as to the fabrics you are using.

Great video. I tried to find the pattern but there are a ton of choices. Is there one pattern where you can buy multiple sizes? Still not sure what size pad I want use

hello, i love the tutorial, the fabrics, the techniques. i just have a ?, the bledding part comes with your machine? and i live tu buy some fabrics too

would love to know what brand your hand press setter is... Enjoyed the tutorial. Informative yet concise.

The mats are from dollar tree. 🙈🙈 great things to stock up on.

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Thank you so much for this video!! I am making pads for sugar cane workers in the Dominican. Going to see how many my unexperienced self can make by June. Can you share where and what kind the two colorful layers are and where you purchased each these layers? I don't remember hearing you mention that. And where do you get your Zorb?

Which serger are you using? The stitching is amazing. I’m trying to buy my first one but have no idea what to get.

Where can I get wind pro fabric and what kind of serger is that .I would like to start making these. Thanks!!! Great work

What kind of plastic do you use for cutting out the pattern? And how to you cut it out? Thanks!

Rooska, could you still make this type of serge exposed core pad, by hand sewing if you don't have a sewing machine?

lovely tutorial :) Do you get your fabric from Spoonflower? I am definitely foing to make my next pad with the serger!

@Rooska

6 жыл бұрын

Not often, but occasionally! Mostly from Facebook custom fabric groups

Hello! I'm having trouble with a cloth pad I made. The top fabric is coton and it's not a quick absorbent. The trouble is that I made a mistake with the width of the pad and it's slightly tighter close to the wings so I'm having leaks from there. I hope I was clear enough,English is not my native language. What can I do? I thought of sewing an exposed core and sew some snaps and snap it on,hoping that it would absorb as it should. This pad came out really nice and I don't want to throw it away,it has PUL on the outside too. Other ideas,anyone? Please,help!

Where do you get you’re fabric?

Do you know how else I can get the patterns? They are not on Etsy. Was there small sizes also. I would like to make these for my grand daughter’s for a first period kit.

Is 505 supposed to be white and silly spray like?

Can you tell me what kind of fabrics are used for sewing?

@Rooska is it also possible to serge first windpro and liner together then just sew the serged exposed core over it?

@nyssac2914

2 жыл бұрын

I know it’s 3 years later but in case anyone is wondering… yes it’s possible but it can make the windpro less waterproof as you are adding holes to it.

Where can you buy the plastic templates from please?

Why do you place two sockets on on 1 wing?

505 is your friend. 🤤🤩🥴

Can Lycra be against the skin. I have no idea, I though I saw a cloth diaper video saying it can’t be.

@glitchbrosplay7990

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, it absolutely can go against the skin.

@mariaFlorR609

2 жыл бұрын

@@glitchbrosplay7990 perfect 👍 thank you 😊

Where do you get the fabric?

@Rooska

6 жыл бұрын

Different Facebook groups :) There's tons out there!

i didnt hear the type of fabrics used. can you kindly share names and those patterns

@Rooska

3 жыл бұрын

I use cotton spandex/lyrcra for the cute fabric and Zorb or heavy bamboo fleece for absorbency. The backing is windpro fleece which can be hard to find/expensive.

Really cool pattern! I gotta say though, putting something that dark and ominous-ly printed near my lady bits freaks me out LOL! Are those ghosts, Monsters and a crying angel? 😱 How well would these work as postpartum pads?

@Rooska

6 жыл бұрын

The first one is villains from Doctor Who, and the one I work on in the video is from Big Hero 6. For Postpartum, post people tend to prefer using a PUL backer, and usually adding guessets.

A glue stick works if you don’t have 505

Why is your machine so dirty? Can't you just clean it up for the sake of public viewing? Its like being served a fillet mignon in a bussing tray.

@Rooska

3 жыл бұрын

Good thing you don’t have to eat anything I’m making in my atrocious machine! You can choose to not view this as often as you’d like! Have a happy & judgmental day 🙃

@mamayake

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rooska No seriously, please go and clean that machine. And start with your kitchen because your reply shows that you're a very dirty person even where you cook.

@mickeybaby4889

3 жыл бұрын

@@mamayake BYE, TROLL!!!

@jenniferakin7203

3 жыл бұрын

Go get a life!