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Recently I wanted to make crib sheets for my baby. I tried different patterns and not one of them fit right. So of course I decided to take matters into my own hands and make a crib sheet sewing pattern for myself and my customers. Of course crib sheets double as toddler bed sheets. But

Using pads for after birth can be daunting for some. Which pads work best after birth? Here is a great solution for all of the women out there who are wanting to know what are the best pads for after birth. I know that I have written about postpartum pads before….but now that the newest

There isn’t any reason you should pay for a diaper insert pattern. In this free diaper soaker tutorial you will learn my FAVORITE way to make these. My diaper inserts hold approx up to 14 of fluid if you use the recommended fabrics. This pattern makes a 13″ long insert so it is a great

I finally have the cloth postpartum pad pattern ready to use! It includes a waterproof shell, insert and AIO postpartum pad pattern (doubles as an overnight pad). There are gussets to keep the first week messes into place as well as an INCREDIBLY absorbent insert (a whopping 8 oz). After a woman has a baby

Postpartum Pad Pattern coming soon! This postpartum pad pattern makes it easy and cheap to make your own soft, comfortable, and absorbent postpartum pads. After countless hours of ideas, research and trials,  I have come up with a new idea – a new postpartum pad pattern. It will be available soon (hopefully next week) on

In this tutorial, I show you how to make bra extenders for free or super cheap. I needed a bra extender (pregnancy can be crazy on the clothes) and I figured out how to make one! Make one for free or for significantly less then store bought bra extenders. Step 1. Determine what bras you need extenders

Cloth diaper inserts don’t have to be expensive. Make your own diaper inserts and diaper soakers with this free diaper insert pattern! If you make your own diaper inserts for pocket cloth diapers, it will save you a ton of money! I have had quite a few questions on what type of fabric to make

Lately I’ve been wondering about pregnancy support belts. I’ve looked for sewing patterns online and I can’t find any…so I think I should make a pregnancy support belt pattern!As my comfort in this pregnancy decreases, I am finding that I would LOVE to have an ‘extra set of hands’ holding my belly up. I think

I realize that my Michigan snow is coming from hurricane Sandy….however it still gets me all excited!I wanted to share my excitement with my readers –From October 31-November 4th, Use coupon code ITSSNOWING and get 35% off of your entire order at www.mammacandoit.com woot!

Making a pregnancy pillow is easy when you have a pregnancy pillow pattern! Get comfortable regardless of how far along in the pregnancy you are. Support your head, neck, upper back, lower back, hips, chest and growing tummy with ONE pillow instead of 5. When I was designing this pregnancy pillow pattern, I researched the most popular