
The changing pad I backed with iron-on vinyl and added ties to the end so it can be rolled up.



This is probably unnecessary, but I used the leftover fabric to make a diaper and wipes bag. I was thinking that perhaps it could be carried instead of a diaper bag occasionally. It didn't quite turn out exactly how I pictured it - perhaps because the lip won't lay flat for me and velcro looks dumb. I haven't thought of a better idea for it yet, though. Pretty buttons?
tiny bum that fits in such tiny diapers. They're cute.
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