DIY: Nursing Pillow with Removable Cover


Now that Mackenzie’s nursery is finished, I’ve moved on to preparing for the less cute but very necessary aspects of having a baby in the house. One of the baby gear items I’ve heard recommended most is a nursing pillow – both for nursing and as a sleep support pillow.

I followed the pattern in Lotta Jansdotter’s book Simple Sewing for Baby to create a basic, washable nursing pillow. I used leftover white canvas fabric and standard poly fiber-fill. Then, I used the same pattern and added a zipper to create a washable cover.

I plan to sew a nursing cover and two wet bags from the same fabric. I’ll post pictures and a tutorial for the wet bags soon!

Comments

  1. [nak]

    this is beautiful!! i had planned on making one of these, but never got around to it and had to pay nearly $40 for one. ugh. you are really cranking these projects out!!

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    Dee Reply:

    Thanks! I’ve been pushing hard to finish my list — probably too hard, but I’m glad, given the news from the doctor today!

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