[Handmade] Ideas for diaper pouches and wipes cases

Clutch-style diaper pouch

How to make a stylish diaper pouch: a clutch-style, large pouch with pockets

This is a clutch-style diaper pouch that I highly recommend for anyone looking for stylish diaper pouch ideas.

It doesn’t have gussets, but it’s quite large, so it’s more than enough to hold diapers and wipes.

There’s also a large pocket inside, so you can separate the diapers and wipes if you like.

Sew the pocket onto the lining, then place it right sides together with the outer fabric, to which you’ve attached a zipper, and sew around.

Attach the handle and sew it into a bag shape, then turn it right side out through the opening.

Tuck the lining into the outer fabric, and you’re done! Try making it with your favorite fabric.

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Fake leather baby wipe case

Easy and convenient! I’ll show you how to make a wipes case using faux leather (synthetic leather)! Works for disinfecting wipes too.

Here’s an idea for making a wipes case using faux leather.

It’s very easy, so give it a try! First, cut the faux leather to your desired size, fold it in half, attach a zipper, and sew it into a tube.

Flatten the tube so the zipper sits at the center, then fold in 2 cm on the top and bottom at both sides to create gussets, and sew them closed.

If you want to add a handle, sew in a strip of fabric threaded through a D-ring at the same time.

Turn the faux leather right side out and shape it, then cut an opening on the back to match the size of the wipes lid, and glue the lid on from the top to finish.

Adding a layer of leather to the lid as well will give it a more premium look.

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Tote-style diaper pouch

How to make a diaper pouch with a handle / maternity and child health handbook holder / small accessories bag / cute / How to make a diaper pouch

Many people carry a diaper pouch inside their diaper bag.

But when you’re out and need to change a diaper, you’re also holding your baby and want to move with just the bare essentials—diapers and wipes.

So why not make this handy tote-style diaper pouch? With a handle, you can slip it onto your wrist and hold your baby with both hands.

Sew the pocket, handle, and zipper onto the outer fabric, then place it right sides together with the lining and sew.

Create boxed corners to form a pouch, turn it right side out through the opening, shape it neatly, and you’re done! If you have a sewing machine at home, give it a try.

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A change-of-clothes bag you can make without zigzag stitching

[No Zigzag Stitch Needed] How to Make a Drawstring Change-of-Clothes Bag with Handles (Unlined, Boxed Corner) — Gym Clothes Bag / Drawstring Pouch

Lift your spirits with a favorite clothes-change bag! Here’s an idea for making a clothes-change bag without any zigzag stitching.

A clothes-change bag for daycare is used to store the extra clothes a child brings to daycare.

Typically, these bags have a tag or label with the child’s name, making it easy to tell them apart from friends’ bags.

Using this idea, you can make a bag sized 30 cm wide, 38 cm tall, with a 6 cm gusset.

Try making one with fabric featuring your child’s favorite characters or motifs!

How to make a small gym clothes bag

How to Make a Small Gym Clothes Bag [Kindergarten Size 33cm × 28cm] - No Gusset, No Lining / How to Make a Drawstring Bag

A perfect small size for preschoolers to use! Here’s how to make a smaller gym clothes bag.

Using this idea, you’ll end up with a double-drawstring gym bag with a simple structure—no lining and no gusset.

All you need are a 74 cm × 30 cm piece of fabric and two 75 cm color cords.

It’s great that you can choose a fabric you like together with your child, right? This is a wonderful idea that even those who feel intimidated by handmade projects can easily try!

nursery school bag

How to Make a Preschool Shoulder Bag (with Gusset and Flap) | Kindergarten Commuter Bag

Essential items to support nursery school life! Here are some ideas for a preschool/school commute bag.

This bag is made without using a zipper, so it’s recommended even for parents who aren’t confident with handmade crafts.

It’s a shoulder bag with a flap and gusset, making it conveniently spacious too.

The shoulder strap can be adjusted to fit your child’s growth, so it’s an idea for a bag that can be cherished for a long time.

Use fabric your child loves and take this opportunity to make a commute bag!