Ferix

Thank you! I'm looking forward to seeing where diaper crafting takes me! It was definitely good timing to leave. I actually went part time and stopped working in the field about a month before Corona happened so I totally avoided any exposure.

Awesome! It's been really fun working with people making them diapers so I look forward to working with you! Everyone is always super excited about it and their reaction when they get diaper is awesome! I also quit my career as an EMT just yesterday the 9th, so I am officially a full time diaper crafter!!!

I have a website now! www.waddlebutt.fun

Here's a 30 second video of my friend rolling around in one of my cloth diapers! Before he tried it on he was not interested at all in getting a cloth, now he is going to buy one of mine! I'm still accepting commissions!

I love cloth diapers and how they feel when wet! I like that they stay feeling wet, like in a similar way to if I mess: the feeling is a constant reminder that I used my diaper. It's simply satisfying and the way I should be. It helps to have a good system that can handle how much you wet and good plastic pants to keep the urine and warmth in. I make (and sell) my own thick cloth diapers. Like others here, I trust my cloth more than any disposable or AIO because it can handle multiple wettings in any position and rarely leak unless I over saturate or I didn't quite fit my plastic pants over the diaper properly.

I started 27/7 just over 3 years ago at age 31. All my life I have always had a desire to be incontinent and wear diapers 24/7. The amount I wore grew over the years from a couple times a week, to every night, to anytime I wasn't at work. For years I avoided wearing at work because of the looming fear that people would find out and it would affect my then, full-time career as an EMT working on an Ambulance in Seattle. Even still, the desire to wear 24/7 only grew the more I wore. Eventually the need to wear 24/7 out weighed the fear of people finding out. I realised through my experiences of wearing diapers in public that people don't see the diapers unless they are looking for it; If they do see diapers, they never say anything. I also realized that I was stable in my career, and even if someone did find out, the people I work with would not be phased nor care if I wore diapers; they care about the work I do and not what I wear under my uniform. So after years of wearing and tons of encouragement from my now amazing husband, who I encouraged to go 24/7 just before me, I decided to go 24/7 myself. I easily slipped into wearing 24/7 as I was a seasoned veteran at sogging my pamps. To assist with hiding diapers under my work uniforms, I went in to get fitted for new uniforms while wearing diapers to make sure they fit and stayed discreet. After that, I was set to wear diapers discreetly at work and have been wearing 24/7 ever since. My only regret with going 24/7 was not starting sooner. I've totally converted my life to being diaper centric and I'm loving every minute of it!

I'm now accepting commissions for custom cloth diapers! The order form is here if you are interested.

I feel like regardless of what size needle you are using, you are always going to have a seeping issue. there are sealers and I have used them on plastic pants that I have experimented with in the past. The problem with those is they don't tolerate the dryer well. My work around idea is to make sure there isn't any stitching to adulterate the pul material, except for at the perimeter of the diaper, where it would be attached to elastic and the rest of the diaper. I have ideas that I want to test out first before I come out with something; my ultimate goal would be to build an all in one that has stitching but is still leak proof and sturdy enough to last with regular wear.

These are just the diapers and need a cover. I have thought about AIOs and will probably make them at some point! It won't be too hard to take my current design and convert it to an AIO. I just need to take the time to develop it and test it out. When I do make an AIO, it will be done right!

Check out my cloth diapers I have been making! These are the best cloth diapers I've ever made! They are super thick with 10 layers of cotton fabric down the core and flannel encased leak guards and leg cuffs. The panels of prints and colors really make this diaper eye pleasing. Can it be any more "diaper"? I am going to start taking commissions soon and I'm auctioning off both diapers here and here. I'm super excited with how these are coming out and think they look great! Any thoughts or interesting ideas you'd like to see in a diaper?

Hey! Welcome to daily diapers! Just want to say your post comes off a bit hostile and condescending for being on a forum that is dedicated to those who are interested in becoming incontinent. Your post reads like you do not like incontinence... but have you considered that there are those that do like incontinence and desire it? Your claim that a person cannot make themselves a bed wetter or unpotty train is not true. I know of several abdls that live near me and are around my age that have successfully untrained both in day and night time settings. I myself am fully untrained in the day and have occasional nights I wet the bed. This is after 33 years of having no previous bladder or bowel issues then almost 3 years of 24/7 wear. "What does happen is that over time you lose muscle tone that may, MAY cause functional incontinence of the bladder, but it is easily corrected". So functional incontinence is not incontinence? There's a point of no return that if untrained too much, control will always be hard to have; My friend who successfully untrained has been 24/7 for over 7 years. He tried last year for several months to retrain with little success before he stopped trying to retrain. Incontinence can be a big deal at first but I hardly find that it negatively affects my life, my work, my ego, my mood, my mental health, or my sex life. My experience with wearing diapers is just like life without diapers, but with more pre-planning. It's easy to anticipate needing a change and I make sure I'm around those who support me and my like for diapers. Not everyone will have the same experience as me (or you for that matter); untraining is hard and requires a lot of focus, energy, and time, taking several years before seeing any results. I do agree with you that hypnosis tapes does not work to make someone incontinent. I do think it can be used as a tool of positive reinforcement and I know from experience, it can really help get people into the right mindset. My advice to anyone wanting to become incontinent: Do exactly what you need to do to make you happy, so long as you are not harming yourself or others. That could mean wearing 24/7 and untraining or only wearing some of the time. Nevertheless, you will know soon after going 24/7 if that's something you want to do for the rest of your life. It seems a lot of people stop naturally after a month and only those that are really motivated to loose control continue to wear 24/7.