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You can also buy PUL online and it comes in different colors. It is very easy to handle and soft. I used it to make a diaper bag. Just search for PUL and lots of options come in. Here is one website dedicated to babies that I found: http://www.verybaby.com/collections/...ied-pul-fabric
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If I were to use Pul would I still put fleece between it?
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Originally Posted by quilterj
(Post 7457946)
If I were to use Pul would I still put fleece between it?
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klswift, Thank you for the information about using the vinyl with the blue paper between the layers of fabric for bibs. Our first grandbaby is due in June and I am itching to get started sewing for it! But I am going to wait another week until they find out if it is a girl or a boy.
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Originally Posted by lynnie
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i'd put it in. nowadays, they are probably cutting back on it. it would be greatly appreciated if it had the vinyl in it to keep messes contained.
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On the back of the pattern it calls for bag, lining and interfacing. I went to joanns today and asked
for the pul fabric. They pointed me to the nylon fabric that was waterproof . I didn't see anything there that seemed to be vinyl like. I know they have the clear vinyl. But asked specifcually for that and I didn't seen anything that said Pul. Is there another name for it? |
JoAnn fabric store sells pul....they come in different prints. Like the old timer kind of diaper cover we used back in the 60-70's.
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Walmart sells those clear vinyl off a long roll in fabric dept.
But JA do sells those prints pul....look back past upholstery dept and see those. |
How times have changed! When I was changing diapers I used a beach bag as a diaper bag. My baby is now 50 years old and of course the diapers were cloth. LOL!!
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