Reusable pads

This free sewing pattern is perfect for any woman who wants to make DIY reusable menstraul pads. Even someone new to sewing can make them!

Ever been curious about using cloth pads? Not only are they the more frugal option, but they are environmentally friendly, and can help reduce pain!

Everything you need to know about using cloth pads, how to wash cloth pads, and do they actually work? I love cloth pads, the fun colors, the fact I never have to run to the store if I'm out of disposable ones. Check out all the reasons you should switch to reusable pads over using disposable, and have a zero waste period. Women's menstrual health | benefits of cloth pads | how to use reusable pads

Aunt Flo doesn’t have to suck (that much). These menstrual cups, absorbent underwear, and reusable pads are eco-friendly and comfortable.

Cloth Pads for Beginners - Thinking about switching to cloth menstrual pads? Reusable menstrual products are a great way to save money and use a more eco friendly option for your periods. Here are 10 common questions answered and tips for getting started with reusable cloth pads. #clothpads #clothmenstrualpads #menstrualpads #menstrualproducts #frugal #frugalliving

Making My Own Fabric Mama Cloths - Reusable Menstrual Pads

Reusable Cloth Pads Set 3 pieces and wet bag Size- Regular : 9 inches, Heavy: 10 inches, Extra Heavy: 11 inches Overnight: 12 inches. REGULAR. Holds approximately 8ml of flow is designed to offer lots of absorbency whilst also benig very comfortable and breathable. The regular pad is period and is also a great option for anyone beginning their reusable cloth pad journey as it has good absorbency over long periods of time. Length: 9 inches ( 23 cm) Width:7 inches ( 18.5cm) Snapped width: 2.5…

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…

Little Loulou House provides reusable menstrual pads, cloth tissue and other environmental friendly hygienic products