Babyville Boutique Fabric Giveaway

by Rachel on September 29, 2011

If you haven’t already heard Babyville Boutique Fabric is your new local cloth diaper DIY center.  I already told you how excited I am about this great news and I’m even more excited to tell you that I’ll be giving one lucky reader a chance to win a babyville boutique fabric prize package, courtesy of Babyville Boutique!

Up until the launch of Babyville Boutique fabric, cloth diapering notions could only be purchased online.  Babyville Boutique Fabric makes it easy to run to your local Joann Fabrics to gather all of your cloth diapering supplies.  The stores are now carrying PUL fabric in adorable prints, FOE (fold over elastic), color coordinating snaps, pliers to apply snaps, color coordinating velcro, Embroidered Appliques, Embroidered Labels, DIY cloth diapering book and a DIY baby accessories made easy book.

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Once you have a chance to see what Joann Fabrics has to offer, you will be hooked!  I had a chance to visit my local Joanns and grabbed a few shots of their cute display, with a cloth diaper sample and all!

Babyville Boutique Fabric

I couldn’t resist bringing home some fabric and making a quick little reusable sandwhich baggie with PUL on the outside and some organic cotton fabric on the interior.

babyville boutique sandwich bag

For some great cloth diaper ideas using the Babyville Boutique fabric, check out these cute images:

babyville boutique cloth diapers

So what is the prize package? A lucky winner will receive:

The “Cloth Diapers Made Easy”  book,Babyville Boutique Diaper Kit

One package of 3 diaper cuts,

One a package of EZ Adjust Tape,

and…

a package of  FOE (fold over elastic),

To enter, please use the rafflecopter below:


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  • Janel

    Hi! Great giveaway… I love making diapers vs buying them! I also saw these displayed yesterday and the PUL definitely seems better quality than the old Joann’s stuff. :) One question though… when does the giveaway close?

    • http://www.happygreenbabies.com Green Mama

      It closes on October 7 at 12:01 AM EST.

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  • Genevieve

    Ahh, crud… I spaced on adding my last name during two of the facebook entries… I hope if that’s an issue, you’ll email the winner to ask?

    • http://www.happygreenbabies.com Green Mama

      Yes, if it’s an issue I’ll send an email. Thanks for entering!

  • http://sewnow.com Carol Thomison

    I would love to win this package . I am very interested in making diaper covers for some of my heirloom customers.

    • http://www.happygreenbabies.com Green Mama

      What fun!

  • Jennifer Beutler

    I am currently using cloth diapers. I like to make thing & would like to try & make some cloth diapers. Has anyone on here used the PUL fabric for diapers? I have read some mixed reviews. How do they work leak wise?

    • http://www.happygreenbabies.com Green Mama

      I haven’t used Babyville’s PUL for diapers yet, but I’ve heard it’s great. I think Joann fabrics stocked an old PUL that was no good for diaper making and delaminated when put in the dryer, but the babyville stuff is legit!

    • Wroble1

      I am new to cloth diapers and was excited about the Babyville PUL fabric. I quickly sewed a diaper to check my pattern and size to my 6 week old son. I have been disappointed however with the PUL. I find that it allows dampness right through. I even tried having multiple layers of absorbing fabric (a cloth diaper folded into three layers, a wicking layer, five layers of flannel and then the PUL, still the same result a soaked exterior PUL. I wanted the PUL to work, so I didn’t have to use the bulky plastic pants, but those seem more effective!

      My advice, don’t buy too much fabric so you could try it out. I bought one yard of the owl fabric and was able to get nine small diapers (size up from newborn). I hope this helps!

      I’m also wondering if anyone has thought to use the waterproofing on the market for tents, etc. I was considering waterproofing the exterior PUL layer on my diapers.

      • Anonymous

        Check out this forum….http://www.cafemom.com/group/10225/forums/10225/Diaper_and_Sewing_Discussion
        Many moms have made diapers from the Babyville Fabric.

        Also, for waterproofing use, Nikwax TX.Direct (Spray-On) 5oz

        For repairing leaky pocket diapers, use the spray. Spray all over the outside of the pocket, concentrating on the leg area where you are experiencing wicking. Allow to dry. Be careful not to get the spray on the microfleece, you don’t want that to be moisture repellant. After it’s dry, turn it inside out and spray the inside of the PUL as well, again concentrating on areas where you have leaking. Allow to dry.

        Toss in dryer to heat set.

        The effects should last for a couple of months before you need to do it again.

        For diaper covers where you don’t need to worry about the microfleece layer, you can use the wash in stuff, then heat set in the dryer.

      • Anonymous

        Here is a forum where many people have used the Babyville fabric: http://www.cafemom.com/group/10225/forums/10225/Diaper_and_Sewing_Discussion

        For waterproofing,
        I’d try: Nikwax TX.Direct (Spray-On) 5oz

        Here are the instructions:
        For repairing leaky pocket diapers, use the spray. Spray all over the outside of the pocket, concentrating on the leg area where you are experiencing wicking. Allow to dry. Be careful not to get the spray on the microfleece, you don’t want that to be moisture repellant. After it’s dry, turn it inside out and spray the inside of the PUL as well, again concentrating on areas where you have leaking. Allow to dry.

        Toss in dryer to heat set.

        The effects should last for a couple of months before you need to do it again.

        For diaper covers where you don’t need to worry about the microfleece layer, you can use the wash in stuff, then heat set in the dryer.

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  • kristina

    love this site it is so helpful!

    • http://www.happygreenbabies.com Green Mama

      I’m so glad you think so, hope you know that you can always ask any questions, I’m glad to help!

  • Tara Sutton

    I had a brain fart and left my twitter name off the following entry. I’m @wvgirl82 trsutton82 at gmail dot com

    • http://www.happygreenbabies.com Green Mama

      Thank you, Tara

  • http://mommasaidwhat.blogspot.com/ Kate Rogers

    I can’t see the rafflecopter form. Is anyone else having the same problem? I tried refreshing the page and everything…

    • http://www.happygreenbabies.com Green Mama

      It’e back, sorry for the glitch!

  • http://allthingszoo.blogspot.com C Hulsey

    Thanks for the giveaway. I enjoyed reading this post. Your pics make me want to run straight to JoAnns!

    • http://www.happygreenbabies.com Green Mama

      You’re welcome…I know it’s all so cute!

  • Our Little Family Creations!

    I have made a ton of diapers out of this stuff! I have not had anything I do not like!! =) I LOVE it all!! but I am having a hard time finding some of the prints!! Even at JoAnn’s they only have them online!! =( Do you know where else other than hobbylobby and JoAnn’s that carry there fabric??

    • Anonymous

      I think Joann’s is the only reseller. The fabric was made specifically for Joanns. You can try http://www.verybaby.com/cloth-diaper-fabric/ if you are looking for some other patterns. I have bought some diaper making supplies here. Hope this helps! Best of luck!

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