Small Diaper Pattern

Small Diaper Pattern

Sewn Pattern

18-25 week size

These finished diapers measure about 5" top to bottom, 1 1/4" at the crotch, and 5 1/2 " across the long tabs

We like to use 1 1/2" (or size 2) safety pins to close the diapers. But if you have a way that might be better that's fine too.

Small Diaper Pattern PDF

Instructions:

1. Print/cut out diaper pattern

2. With fabric folded right sides together, trace pattern onto wrong side of fabric
3. Cut diaper out

4. Sew 1/4" seam around diaper - right sides of fabric should be together

5. Trim off excess fabric

6. Turn diaper inside out so the right sides are out.

7. Iron/Press diaper

8. Top stitch diaper

9. Fold tabs in and safety pin together

For our large diaper pattern click HERE

Our pattern is loosely based off of several different patterns:
Skip To My Lou
Doll Diapers
Sizing as compared to Teeny Tears

and also some hand drawn patterns that I'm afraid I cannot link to as they're not anywhere online.
Thank you for your inspiration! Also, special thanks to the volunteers who helped write and test the patterns.

Terms of Use

We ask that our patterns/products made from these patterns not be sold. We create our patterns free of charge because we believe in providing clothes for angel babies free of charge for families who need them.

There are no stipulations on our patterns. Please feel free to use them and share them. We love to be inspired by seeing others work from our patterns and if you are interested in sharing pictures or stories with us email us at lilysangelcloset@gmail.com.

Large Diaper Pattern

Large Diaper Pattern

Sewn

26-30 week size

These diapers finished measure about 7" top to bottom, 1 1/2" at the crotch, and 7 1/2" across the long tabs.

We like to use 1 1/2" (or size 2) safety pins to close the diapers. But if you have a way that might be better that's fine too.

Large Diaper Pattern PDF

Instructions:

1. Print/cut out diaper pattern

2. With fabric folded right sides together, trace pattern onto wrong side of fabric
3. Cut diaper out

4. Sew 1/4" seam around diaper - right sides of fabric should be together

5. Trim off excess fabric

6. Turn diaper inside out so the right sides are out.

7. Iron/Press diaper

8. Top stitch diaper

9. Fold tabs in and safety pin together

For our smaller diaper pattern click HERE

Our pattern is loosely based off of several different patterns:
Skip To My Lou
Doll Diapers
Sizing as compared to Teeny Tears

and also some hand drawn patterns that I'm afraid I cannot link to as they're not anywhere online.
Thank you for your inspiration! Also, special thanks to the volunteers who helped write and test the patterns.

Terms of Use

We ask that our patterns/products made from these patterns not be sold. We create our patterns free of charge because we believe in providing clothes for angel babies free of charge for families who need them.

There are no stipulations on our patterns. Please feel free to use them and share them. We love to be inspired by seeing others work from our patterns and if you are interested in sharing pictures or stories with us email us at lilysangelcloset@gmail.com.

The Taylor Gown

 The Taylor Gown

26-30 week size

This is an exciting announcement for us - our first sewing pattern! There has been a lot of work going into this lately. Ginger took a couple of our favorite patterns and combined them to make a gown that is easy to sew and easy to dress on fragile little ones. We named the gown after her angel, Taylor. We are also working on getting this gown in more sizes, but for now this is the first of our Taylor Gowns:

Here is the pattern PDF

I realize now on the instructions I forgot to add tacking on the ribbons on the back. I do that very last after I put the neck ribbon on. You could also add velcro on the back in about the same place. We'll be doing a picture tutorial soon for those of you who would like more instructions.