When my husband and I were putting together our baby registry, one thing we added (and then received) was a set of changing pad liners, with the idea that when the baby pees during a diaper change, you only have to wash the liner and not the whole changing pad cover. It's a great idea, but we found that the commercial liners didn't wash well at all.
I replaced them with a set of 5 homemade liners. They have PUL backing (the same material that cloth diaper covers/exteriors are made from) and a cotton flannel face. I cut the two layers into 12.5"x26" rectangles (this makes them a little bigger than the commercial ones, which is nice), and then traced around a small plate to round the corners. I used wonder clips to clip the two layers together, right sides out, and serged around the edge.
I made two sets of 5 liners: one set for us, and another set for some friends who have a baby the same age. The white PUL that JoAnn sells is 64" wide, so a yard and a half of it was enough for both sets. The ones pictured here are made with flannel I had in my stash, and I bought some more flannel to complete our set.
These were quick and easy, and we use them a ton! I'm getting ready to make two more sets for two families in our friend-circles who are expecting babies this month. I think 1.5 yards of extra-wide PUL and 2.75 yards of 44" wide flannel is the right amount to buy to make two sets of 5 changing pad liners.
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