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The fluff store offers you easy-to-understand sewing instructions and fit-optimized patterns for babies and families interested in ecologically sustainable living. With our eBooks you can easily sew your own cloth diapers, clothes to keep your baby out of diapers and everything you need to know about sustainable diapers. In addition to the cloth diapers, we also offer a few instructions and models on
Our top priorities for our instructions and patterns are comfort and a good fit. Nothing chafes at fluff and there are few or no hot spots or pressure points, especially with the cloth diapers. The different systems and instructions are well tested, functional and suitable for everyday use. The eBooks allow for a lot of individual freedom so that you have the ability to be creative with the “guiding advice” of our instructions.
It is especially important for us that you can customize your items to your individual needs. That’s why we basically present different processing options and variations, so that you can modify your project to fit your needs and sizing. In the meantime you will learn a lot about sewing. If you’ve worked through a few of our eBooks, you can make exactly what you need from any cut.
About Me – and how I ended up sewing cloth diapers
Who is behind the fluff store? Me: Beate, 34 years old, actually a psychologist and a single mom of two girls; chronic world-improver, creatively active and since the birth of my eldest in 2011, addicted to sewing.
My first daughter used conventional disposable diapers. During my second pregnancy, I discovered cloth diapers and with this discovery, I realized: changing diapers can be fun!
After reviewing different systems and cloth diaper brands, I decided to sew them myself. As time went by, I had more and more ideas and patterns that I wanted to share with other sewing moms. I went through so many attempts, pattern designs and ideas… then I went through more… and more, and more until my patterns were good enough to share. After the end of my family´s need for diapers, I ventured into other