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Step 2Cut Your Fabric
1. Prewash all your fabrics before cutting them. This prevents them from being smaller than intended, cotton could shrink and will fray when you wash it.
2. Spread the two pieces of fabric out, right sides together, on a fabric cutting board, one of the ones with an inch grid. This makes cutting a rectangle very easy. Smooth out any wrinkles in both layers, and line up the edges. If you don't have a grid, use a sharpie and a ruler to draw your rectangle. The marks will be in the seam allowance and won't be visible. Besides, it's a changing pad. Sharpie stains are the least of its worries.
3. Cut out your rectangle.
2. Spread the two pieces of fabric out, right sides together, on a fabric cutting board, one of the ones with an inch grid. This makes cutting a rectangle very easy. Smooth out any wrinkles in both layers, and line up the edges. If you don't have a grid, use a sharpie and a ruler to draw your rectangle. The marks will be in the seam allowance and won't be visible. Besides, it's a changing pad. Sharpie stains are the least of its worries.
3. Cut out your rectangle.
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