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Mar. 29, 2008

New Doopa's

I posted the below picture last night so a friend could see a diaper that I made for a friend's baby shower. I wanted her to see the difference in size so I posted one of my son's diapers.

Right now I am working on a full set for my son, but I have made some as gifts for friends. If you like them please let me know, I would consider making them for others.

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Mar. 30, 2008 - :-)

Posted by hrlabonte

SOOO cute! You should really try to sell these! They look so upscale -- like something that would sell well on the Eastside of Milwaukee in a boutique.

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Mar. 30, 2008 - Thanks!

Posted by closertofree

I've been developing them slowly as I use them and making improvements as I come across wearing. I finally found another mom to try using them and be my critic. I'm very happy with my latest version and waiting to hear from others.

This all started because I couldn't find a cloth diaper I liked in stores. All I could find was pre-folds with pins that are not very daddy friendly. These go on just like a disposable, but don't forget the vinyl pants! I'd like to supply other moms who want a nice cloth diaper but don't want to sew them. We'll see!

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Aug. 24, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by neverathomemom

Hi! I really like your diapers. I only used sposies with my 4 daughters but am thinking we'll use cloth for any future blessings God may give us.

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Sep. 1, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by jenefork

Those are nice looking cloth diapers! If the Lord bless us with another baby I think I would go with those pretty cloth ones and not disposables. Have a great day!

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