DIY Wall Hanging Diaper Stacker Tutorial

Print the diaper stacker pattern and add **1 cm / about 3/8 inch seam allowance** around each pattern piece before cutting.

Cut one long body piece from the outer fabric and one matching body piece from the lining. Cut the base and top pieces as indicated on the pattern.

Place the outer body and lining right sides together. Sew along the two vertical edges of the front opening. Turn right side out and press.

Hem one short edge of the lining base piece. This opening will be used for turning the stacker and inserting the removable cardboard.

Wrap the bottom edge of the body around the outer base, using the Front-Side-Back-Side-Front pattern divisions to line up the four corners.

Place the lining base right side down over the body so the body is sandwiched between the two base layers.

Sew around the base, keeping the hemmed lining opening free.

Pull the diaper stacker through the lining opening and turn everything right side out.

Cut a cardboard rectangle slightly smaller than the finished base. Cover it with contact paper if desired and slide it through the lining opening.

Apply interfacing to one top piece.

Sew the two top pieces right sides together around the sides and curved edge, leaving the two ribbon openings unsewn.

Cut two 16-inch ribbon strips and fold them in half. Insert one into each top opening and stitch securely.

Turn the top right side out and press.

Make one inward pleat on each side of the diaper stacker body.

Fold the lower edge of the top inward, slide the upper edge of the body inside, pin, and stitch the top securely to the body.

Add ribbon trim, appliqué, embroidery, or another embellishment if desired.

Tie the finished diaper stacker securely to a hanger or another appropriate hanging point.