If you ever decide to start selling your creations, you have a committed customer here. It is VERY DIFFICULT to find honest people in this world. The fact that you take the time to tweak patterns and make it your own shows me that you have put careful thought into your pads. If it is comfortable and works for you, it will be comfortable and work for other women too! Happy sewing!
I love your videos. You say you ramble on but I feel like you are just making sure we understand what you are talking about. I like how you tell us why you made the decision you made. I am very shy and don't like to post. I needed you to know I trust your judgment of products and I wanted thank you for the time you put into them. I would have never made a pad or even gotten out my sewing machine again if it was not for your videos.
Your voice is so soothing I find myself sewing a lot better when I started listening to your advice and I have a calmness come over me as I sew when you are talking as I sew and when I mess up I don't flip out.
I'm binge listening/watching your videos while sewing. You are a wonderful speaker and educator. I feel compelled to make my own "RUMPS" (and shop etsy) to give it a try. Thank you!!
I find Amy very relaxing and has a comforting tone,I love all her videos,humor,stories of experience and education.i can't wait for pdf of Amys pattern because I love the shape and gusset width.
Continuing from previous message. My grand daughter has already said she want 10 pads so I’m going to be busy. Just finished scrubs for the NHS. I’m in the UK so will tell friends about your tutorials and encourage them to try cloth pads. Keep up the good work. Stay safe
Hi Amy. I just wanted to say thank you for your pattern videos (tutorials, DIY, etc). I tried to make cloth pads on my own a few years ago and I gave up because the pads were ugly and non functional. About a year ago, I stumbled across your RUclips channel and your Facebook group. It was through your tutorials that I was able to make my first "functional" cloth pad. I since then have used both free and purchased patterns, but I always come back to your free 10" pattern and it is my go-to. So again, thank you. You helped me to free myself from chemical and toxin filled disposable pads, and move to something that is more natural and gentle to my body (not to mention my wallet). XOXO Melissa
Oh wow! I didn't know that it was Taxed as a Luxury Item! How are they even allowed to do that! Can't have it both ways (but apparently the Government can :( ).
I agree with wzrdreams the way you explain not to get down on yourself or freak out about the little details has helped me anxiety alot, stayed up late cutting cores and I've made my own forms to go off on, I'm very excited about this project and with most projects I'm an anxious mess start to finish, but I have hope with this and your videos really are soothing and educational
Loving your videos. I am listening to them as I sew my first set of cloth pads. I'm going a bit mad with my fabric selections but I'm having so much fun lol. I'm using a set of free patterns for different sizes of pads from Lunawolf. She used to sell them but they are free now and I really like them as a lot of the patterns I have found tend to be a bit on the small side, like a regular disposable pad, but I find I need more coverage from cloth pads because I can't 'stick' the pad in the place I need it and it moves around a little. Thanks for the videos, keep it up!
Thank you so very much for sharing your ideas and how to's. I learned how to hand stich by my grandma at the age of five, but that's as far as I got. Patterns, cutting fabric, keeping a straight line on the sewing machine, hearing all these words like top stich, zigzag, wow! Brain overload! I watched my grandma sewing for years and never know how hard it was. Well she die when I was 14 and I never really got a chance to learn much else. You have been very inspirational and helpful to my overloaded brain. So on to my question, I'm not sure how to cut my fabric. I hear there is on grain and it has to be straight. I don't know help! I'm not even sure if I know the difference between fabric. I have some fabric I purchased to make a wrap dress, jersey cotton I think, instead I made a skirt, oh boy did I learn a lot the first time using a sewing machine. Yep, that's right, I had no idea what I was doing; but it wasn't completely awful I was still able to wear it until I washed it! Yeah, wash fabric before sewing. So I'm wondering if I can use it to make my pads. Maybe as the top layer or the core. I want to try and use what I have already. I did buy PUL and I have some flannel. I truly want to make my own and learn how to use my sewing machine. Thanks again!
I have heard about the grain of fabric, it's called bias. Sometimes, there are instructions about cutting on the bias or with the bias or against the bias. To be honest, I have never considered any of that. Again, I am very new to sewing myself. My understanding is that bias becomes much more important with stretchy fabrics like the knit jersey you spoke of with your skirt. If I ever learn more about it, I will share that information with everyone. :). For now, all I can tell you is that my understanding is the bias runs parallel with the selvedge.
They all just look PAD shaped to me? I can see the differences, and yes. Yours is different. I've seen LOTS of products that BLATANTLY copy others, pulling one out of thin air here, such as rainbow loom/crazy loom, etc and the no metal hair elastics! No, you're not doing anything wrong at all. I love that you make your own while also supporting others! ☺
Thank you! I love watching you! If you ever want to give your extra pads away. Our family would love them:) we have 3 girls in this house who would love them! Keep up the great work!
I love the self-sufficiency of making, using, and caring for my cloth pads and wipes (I dont use toilet paper at home). I love that I am not dependant upon the never ending cycle of consumerism around all disposable products, and saving money on them. Its kinda like "HA! You're not getting my money!" lol
Which type of zorb do you use for your pads? I started looking on amazon and there's a bunch of different types. Have you ever use the "silver" containing one?
I have not used the one with silver. I don't believe any of that is necessary. Laundering and bathing that most people do in the normal course of daily life is more than enough. I use the original Zorb product, which is the cheapest one and comes without any kind of liner fabric. Zorb dimples is also fabulous stuff, and I've used it twice from a sample swatch a friend gave me.
Oh my word! I have beem looking for videos to do this. I am working on a service project for my church group, and I thought of making this for women's homeless shelters. This is fantastic! I saw your tutorial, but I'd love to use your pattern. Is there a way I can buy it from you? I just need this for our service/donation projects. Please let me know thank you so much!
+Amy Nix, I have someone making me a custom pad with no Zorb. I have a few question about what I should have her put in as the core layers for heavy usage. She has bamboo, flannel, and french terry. Do you know what will be trim enough to not feel bulky, but absorbent enough for heavy use? She is VERY open to whatever I want. Thanks! EDIT: Btw, the top material is cotton woven.
I love listening to your thoughts :-) thank you for this video! Although i would totally buy one of you pads...hehe..... oh and also i really learnt a lot from your tutorials! Thanks
I tried to locate the 3 Etsy shops you mentioned but couldn't locate them. Can you resend links or just the names? Amy I love your videos and am excited to start making pads for my 3 girls. Thanks!
Oh my GOOOOH..sh! TeaTime! You do have an amazing artistic eye for choosing the pattern! Love it! Great video! Love all your videos, and enjoy listening to your opinion! Sending love and blessings your way!
+imasurvivornthriver Yes. My pattern is available on my Facebook group ( facebook.com/groups/623672741070527/ ) and it is also posted in the file section at Sewing Cloth Pads ( facebook.com/groups/SewClothPads/ ). On my group, several members have modified my 10" pattern into other lengths, as well.
I have a question. I sew mt own pads also....I sew around and turn it to the right side, BUT I have noticed that when I have done that, the corners of the wings get wrinkly and not flat and nice at all! what should I do? im really careful when I sew around and make sure everything is straight but then it's just a mess! help!
Can I PLEEEEEEEEEZ have your pad pattern!!! I would happily donate for it! You said you'd make it available and not charge for it..... Where would I find it since this video was made about a year ago now.
+4vrceltic It is available for free online in two places. Both are on Facebook. You can get it in the file section of the Sewing Cloth Menstrual Pads group or the Amy Nix Cups and Cloth YT group. Both groups are closed for privacy, so you would have to join the group and wait for someone to admit you. But no one would be upset if you came just to get the pattern. That's why they're posted. Hope that helps.
Dear we love your make .am your supporter kindly please can u do a video with your triangular,oval, and 2 even corner tab or wings and what is material used by those ladies you buy from am interested .a I want to do quality pads please. List the best materials used by them
Annybells either went out of business or the link no longer works. Have you found a similar pad to that one that you like? I love mimi dreams but are always searching for new ones.
+Kim Cullen I know!! I am so sad about that. She stopped her shop, and I'm not sure if she'll ever come back. Yurtcraft and Novel Red are my other favorites.
You can sell pater as long you make it on hand and pdf. ... and if you make that from 3 different is not copyright protected as is not the same ...IT INFLUENCE OR STYLE AND REMEMBER CALL YOUR COMPANY WITH WORDS "BY DÉSIGNE "
So sad. Next month will be my first time using cloth pads. (I guess, better late than never) I looked at the 3 pad makers you mentioned and 2 are no longer in business.
+rosearlene hernandez I'm so sorry to hear it. I know it's happening to so many people. I just can't see myself spending all the money and starting a shop. I love making pads though, so for now, I just give and trade. It's so sad how they've just tied down the cottage pad industry.
on the FDA website, you can find the guidelines and various regulations for manufacturing "medical devices," and all the terms. Cloth menstrual pads are included in that umbrella.
Fantastic videos! I am so happy that I stumbled onto your Channel (I heard about your channel from The First Door On The Left) . It is refreshing hearing the facts for changing to reusable from a Mom, even though the young ladies on other channels also do a wonderful job. I have surely enjoyed your sewing videos, and have improved my version of pads greatly. Keep up the fantastic work!
I have not started marketing pads yet. Am watching video, after video on making pads. I love your channel! I think that you and I would get along famously! Are you by chance, a military wife?
liliana pellisco Yo vive en Honduras en 2012 y 2013, pero disculpa me, porfa. Mi Espanol es insuficiente para hablando in mis videos. Puedo hablar en tu idioma pero no soy fluida.
Making pod are so easy to make .What is the big deal. This is only and idea ; don't say not to copy my idea . people will create their own. And if they do not want people to copy the idea they well have pay to patent their idea and it cost money .
Yes. My original is available on the Sewing Cloth Menstrual Pads Facebook group in the file section, and several different sizes and adaptations of it made by other people are available, along with my original, in my Facebook group, as well. facebook.com/groups/623672741070527/
regulation is for industry not for privet use .....government cannot decide about your personal choice what you do put between your legs ...pads are not danger to birth of human life as reproduction......use material what is designer and sell them as piece of art ......you pay less taxes .....and désigne créât and sell your items as creative designer stuff
FDA Regulation (in the U.S.) is for selling of products of anything that is not made of a synthetic material. So in other words, Big Business Corporations are not regulated, while Small Business Cloth Pad manufacturers are regulated. This regulation requires you to Register your Product with the FDA, and pay a Yearly Registration Fee of over $3k every year, just to be able to legally sell a cloth pad.
influence expired and you need say if anybody ask that changes you make you make base on your viewers adds and coments. ..... companies pay humongous money for some snobs to make this silly reports about our habits ......from pages are free as long you signe in so by signe in you don't get accès to others accounts as side owner of page bus you hold agreement with clients of yours slash wievers
I tried to locate the 3 Etsy shops you mentioned but couldn't locate them. Can you resend links or just the names? Amy I love your videos and am excited to start making pads for my 3 girls. Thanks!
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If you ever decide to start selling your creations, you have a committed customer here. It is VERY DIFFICULT to find honest people in this world. The fact that you take the time to tweak patterns and make it your own shows me that you have put careful thought into your pads. If it is comfortable and works for you, it will be comfortable and work for other women too! Happy sewing!
I love your videos. You say you ramble on but I feel like you are just making sure we understand what you are talking about. I like how you tell us why you made the decision you made. I am very shy and don't like to post. I needed you to know I trust your judgment of products and I wanted thank you for the time you put into them. I would have never made a pad or even gotten out my sewing machine again if it was not for your videos.
Your voice is so soothing I find myself sewing a lot better when I started listening to your advice and I have a calmness come over me as I sew when you are talking as I sew and when I mess up I don't flip out.
I'm binge listening/watching your videos while sewing. You are a wonderful speaker and educator. I feel compelled to make my own "RUMPS" (and shop etsy) to give it a try. Thank you!!
wzrdreams Thank you! I'm glad you like them.
I find Amy very relaxing and has a comforting tone,I love all her videos,humor,stories of experience and education.i can't wait for pdf of Amys pattern because I love the shape and gusset width.
Continuing from previous message. My grand daughter has already said she want 10 pads so I’m going to be busy. Just finished scrubs for the NHS. I’m in the UK so will tell friends about your tutorials and encourage them to try cloth pads. Keep up the good work. Stay safe
Hi Amy. I just wanted to say thank you for your pattern videos (tutorials, DIY, etc). I tried to make cloth pads on my own a few years ago and I gave up because the pads were ugly and non functional. About a year ago, I stumbled across your RUclips channel and your Facebook group. It was through your tutorials that I was able to make my first "functional" cloth pad. I since then have used both free and purchased patterns, but I always come back to your free 10" pattern and it is my go-to. So again, thank you. You helped me to free myself from chemical and toxin filled disposable pads, and move to something that is more natural and gentle to my body (not to mention my wallet). XOXO Melissa
Thank you so much don't sell your self short. I am blessed to have found you Amy. I will make my own thank you.
Keep doing your teaching videos, you are doing a wonderful job and helping so many women.
I can't wait to try the pattern. I love Yurtcraft as well, and I like the look of your other two favorite makers! Thank you for your great videos.
They are classified as a medical device but taxed as a luxury item, they caught us both ways.
Oh wow! I didn't know that it was Taxed as a Luxury Item! How are they even allowed to do that! Can't have it both ways (but apparently the Government can :( ).
Well we need to tell them where to stick their laws.
I agree with wzrdreams the way you explain not to get down on yourself or freak out about the little details has helped me anxiety alot, stayed up late cutting cores and I've made my own forms to go off on, I'm very excited about this project and with most projects I'm an anxious mess start to finish, but I have hope with this and your videos really are soothing and educational
Loving your videos. I am listening to them as I sew my first set of cloth pads. I'm going a bit mad with my fabric selections but I'm having so much fun lol. I'm using a set of free patterns for different sizes of pads from Lunawolf. She used to sell them but they are free now and I really like them as a lot of the patterns I have found tend to be a bit on the small side, like a regular disposable pad, but I find I need more coverage from cloth pads because I can't 'stick' the pad in the place I need it and it moves around a little. Thanks for the videos, keep it up!
I love your videos, Maybe one day you will do a pad give away of one of your lovely pad!! Keep the videos coming, they are very informative.
There are a BUNCH of giveaways coming at the end of March, Mitral! Stay tuned.
Love that you explain in great detail.
Thank you so very much for sharing your ideas and how to's. I learned how to hand stich by my grandma at the age of five, but that's as far as I got. Patterns, cutting fabric, keeping a straight line on the sewing machine, hearing all these words like top stich, zigzag, wow! Brain overload! I watched my grandma sewing for years and never know how hard it was. Well she die when I was 14 and I never really got a chance to learn much else. You have been very inspirational and helpful to my overloaded brain. So on to my question, I'm not sure how to cut my fabric. I hear there is on grain and it has to be straight. I don't know help! I'm not even sure if I know the difference between fabric. I have some fabric I purchased to make a wrap dress, jersey cotton I think, instead I made a skirt, oh boy did I learn a lot the first time using a sewing machine. Yep, that's right, I had no idea what I was doing; but it wasn't completely awful I was still able to wear it until I washed it! Yeah, wash fabric before sewing. So I'm wondering if I can use it to make my pads. Maybe as the top layer or the core. I want to try and use what I have already. I did buy PUL and I have some flannel. I truly want to make my own and learn how to use my sewing machine. Thanks again!
I have heard about the grain of fabric, it's called bias. Sometimes, there are instructions about cutting on the bias or with the bias or against the bias. To be honest, I have never considered any of that. Again, I am very new to sewing myself.
My understanding is that bias becomes much more important with stretchy fabrics like the knit jersey you spoke of with your skirt.
If I ever learn more about it, I will share that information with everyone. :). For now, all I can tell you is that my understanding is the bias runs parallel with the selvedge.
They all just look PAD shaped to me? I can see the differences, and yes. Yours is different. I've seen LOTS of products that BLATANTLY copy others, pulling one out of thin air here, such as rainbow loom/crazy loom, etc and the no metal hair elastics!
No, you're not doing anything wrong at all. I love that you make your own while also supporting others! ☺
Hi Amy I’ve just found you thank goodness. I’ve just started making my own pads so your tutorials are really encouraging for me. Y Gand daughter
Thank you! I love watching you! If you ever want to give your extra pads away. Our family would love them:) we have 3 girls in this house who would love them! Keep up the great work!
I love the self-sufficiency of making, using, and caring for my cloth pads and wipes (I dont use toilet paper at home). I love that I am not dependant upon the never ending cycle of consumerism around all disposable products, and saving money on them. Its kinda like "HA! You're not getting my money!" lol
Which type of zorb do you use for your pads? I started looking on amazon and there's a bunch of different types. Have you ever use the "silver" containing one?
I have not used the one with silver. I don't believe any of that is necessary. Laundering and bathing that most people do in the normal course of daily life is more than enough. I use the original Zorb product, which is the cheapest one and comes without any kind of liner fabric. Zorb dimples is also fabulous stuff, and I've used it twice from a sample swatch a friend gave me.
Oh my word! I have beem looking for videos to do this. I am working on a service project for my church group, and I thought of making this for women's homeless shelters. This is fantastic! I saw your tutorial, but I'd love to use your pattern. Is there a way I can buy it from you? I just need this for our service/donation projects. Please let me know thank you so much!
+Amy Nix, I have someone making me a custom pad with no Zorb. I have a few question about what I should have her put in as the core layers for heavy usage. She has bamboo, flannel, and french terry. Do you know what will be trim enough to not feel bulky, but absorbent enough for heavy use? She is VERY open to whatever I want. Thanks! EDIT: Btw, the top material is cotton woven.
I love listening to your thoughts :-) thank you for this video! Although i would totally buy one of you pads...hehe.....
oh and also i really learnt a lot from your tutorials! Thanks
This video made me subscribe to your channel, I think what you are on about is AWESUM!!!
I love your videos and your compassion.
I tried to locate the 3 Etsy shops you mentioned but couldn't locate them. Can you resend links or just the names? Amy I love your videos and am excited to start making pads for my 3 girls. Thanks!
Oh my GOOOOH..sh! TeaTime! You do have an amazing artistic eye for choosing the pattern! Love it! Great video! Love all your videos, and enjoy listening to your opinion! Sending love and blessings your way!
GREAT VIDEO! Amy, have you decided to make the pattern that you use available to us? If so, how could I get it? Thanks for sharing.
+imasurvivornthriver Yes. My pattern is available on my Facebook group ( facebook.com/groups/623672741070527/ ) and it is also posted in the file section at Sewing Cloth Pads ( facebook.com/groups/SewClothPads/ ). On my group, several members have modified my 10" pattern into other lengths, as well.
Thank you Amy. Have a HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR!
+imasurvivornthriver To you as well!
is it still possible to get the esali :/ link no longer works
www.esalibirth.com/product/cloth-feminine-pad-set-pattern-sizes/
@@rondajones4573 this link is Not there anymore.. 404 error
@@mddemontigny5312 Try this one. I just searched and this came up. www.esalibirth.com/pads-pantyliners-pretty-patterns-oh-my/
I have a question. I sew mt own pads also....I sew around and turn it to the right side, BUT I have noticed that when I have done that, the corners of the wings get wrinkly and not flat and nice at all! what should I do? im really careful when I sew around and make sure everything is straight but then it's just a mess! help!
+sweetpaow Try clipping the rounded edges and in the corners. Also try watching Amy's sewing tutorial - it's very helpful!
rubian77 Thanks!
Your pad are soooo beautiful!!! 😍😍😍
Can I PLEEEEEEEEEZ have your pad pattern!!! I would happily donate for it!
You said you'd make it available and not charge for it..... Where would I find it since this video was made about a year ago now.
+4vrceltic It is available for free online in two places. Both are on Facebook. You can get it in the file section of the Sewing Cloth Menstrual Pads group or the Amy Nix Cups and Cloth YT group. Both groups are closed for privacy, so you would have to join the group and wait for someone to admit you. But no one would be upset if you came just to get the pattern. That's why they're posted. Hope that helps.
I can not find any of the sellers you mentioned. I guess I'm too late.
The pattern on esali is no longer available😔
www.esalibirth.com/pads-pantyliners-pretty-patterns-oh-my/
Hi im new on this cloth pads n i would like to learn more.
Dear we love your make .am your supporter kindly please can u do a video with your triangular,oval, and 2 even corner tab or wings and what is material used by those ladies you buy from am interested .a I want to do quality pads please. List the best materials used by them
Annybells either went out of business or the link no longer works. Have you found a similar pad to that one that you like? I love mimi dreams but are always searching for new ones.
+Kim Cullen I know!! I am so sad about that. She stopped her shop, and I'm not sure if she'll ever come back. Yurtcraft and Novel Red are my other favorites.
Why are there so many pads for sale in USA on Etsy
You can sell pater as long you make it on hand and pdf. ... and if you make that from 3 different is not copyright protected as is not the same ...IT INFLUENCE OR STYLE AND REMEMBER CALL YOUR COMPANY WITH WORDS "BY DÉSIGNE "
I hate that these shops closed 😢
You really make me laugh! Your too cute and too funny....you remind me of Kate Gosselin lol....just the sense of humor and the facial expressions!
I'd take that as an insult lol
The annybell link doesn’t work!
So sad. Next month will be my first time using cloth pads. (I guess, better late than never) I looked at the 3 pad makers you mentioned and 2 are no longer in business.
Is it done? Can I have the pattern?
I recently quit selling. one the regulations, two it did suck the fun out of pad making.
+rosearlene hernandez I'm so sorry to hear it. I know it's happening to so many people. I just can't see myself spending all the money and starting a shop. I love making pads though, so for now, I just give and trade. It's so sad how they've just tied down the cottage pad industry.
+rosearlene hernandez I thought about selling them. Where could I find these regulations?
on the FDA website, you can find the guidelines and various regulations for manufacturing "medical devices," and all the terms. Cloth menstrual pads are included in that umbrella.
Amy Nix Perfect Thank You :)
Fantastic videos! I am so happy that I stumbled onto your Channel (I heard about your channel from The First Door On The Left) . It is refreshing hearing the facts for changing to reusable from a Mom, even though the young ladies on other channels also do a wonderful job. I have surely enjoyed your sewing videos, and have improved my version of pads greatly. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you! Happy sewing.
You are a wonderful person!
I have not started marketing pads yet. Am watching video, after video on making pads. I love your channel! I think that you and I would get along famously! Are you by chance, a military wife?
Shawnell Fuller I am, indeed.
soy argentina me gusta,lastima que no esta traducido
liliana pellisco Yo vive en Honduras en 2012 y 2013, pero disculpa me, porfa. Mi Espanol es insuficiente para hablando in mis videos. Puedo hablar en tu idioma pero no soy fluida.
Before you even said it...I thought..."Oh you would probably love quilting."
that pattern templet tjat you have from that lady can you email to me let me know i will send you my email
Making pod are so easy to make .What is the big deal. This is only and idea ; don't say not to copy my idea . people will create their own. And if they do not want people to copy the idea they well have pay to patent their idea and it cost money .
Canada is like..."Yes, you can pick your nose under section..."
Oops it was supposed to say making.
Such a lovely woman!
I think we need to change that law it's our body why can't we do what we want to do with it.
You can on abortion but not pads. Isn't that fucked up.
Is your pattern done yet? 😁 lol
Yes. My original is available on the Sewing Cloth Menstrual Pads Facebook group in the file section, and several different sizes and adaptations of it made by other people are available, along with my original, in my Facebook group, as well. facebook.com/groups/623672741070527/
Amy Nix thank you!
A medical condition a period a medical condition 🤣.
Well sadly women have allowed men to remain ignorant. We need to set them straight.
regulation is for industry not for privet use .....government cannot decide about your personal choice what you do put between your legs ...pads are not danger to birth of human life as reproduction......use material what is designer and sell them as piece of art ......you pay less taxes .....and désigne créât and sell your items as creative designer stuff
FDA Regulation (in the U.S.) is for selling of products of anything that is not made of a synthetic material. So in other words, Big Business Corporations are not regulated, while Small Business Cloth Pad manufacturers are regulated. This regulation requires you to Register your Product with the FDA, and pay a Yearly Registration Fee of over $3k every year, just to be able to legally sell a cloth pad.
influence expired and you need say if anybody ask that changes you make you make base on your viewers adds and coments. ..... companies pay humongous money for some snobs to make this silly reports about our habits ......from pages are free as long you signe in so by signe in you don't get accès to others accounts as side owner of page bus you hold agreement with clients of yours slash wievers
It is utterly ridiculous! They don’t want you cutting into their profits! 🙄 So stupid! I am sewing challenged...so that stinks for me.
I tried to locate the 3 Etsy shops you mentioned but couldn't locate them. Can you resend links or just the names? Amy I love your videos and am excited to start making pads for my 3 girls. Thanks!