A couple of my itti bitti AIO's have lost elasticity around the leg. Now they tend to leak a bit. Is there any way to fix it (not the worlds most talented sewer) or should I just leave them as emergency back ups and get some new ones?
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A couple of my itti bitti AIO's have lost elasticity around the leg. Now they tend to leak a bit. Is there any way to fix it (not the worlds most talented sewer) or should I just leave them as emergency back ups and get some new ones?
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Oh yes I'd be interested to know the same thing!
A step-by-step guide-for-dummies is what I need...please...anyone?
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oooh yes! i need to follow this thread! some of our BumGs have some elasticity issues too...
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just bumping this one up as we are having issues with a few of our Bum Genius elastics..after 2 and a bit years of fulltime use the elastic is going on some...to the point where yesterday DD pooped on her foot!
is there any saving them???? i was really hoping to use them for the next bubba...
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Ask Maz if she'll fix the elastic? Either that or I know a chick from another forum who fixes them for about $5.
With the ittis - try to google for instructions on how to fix them, they are listed on the same other forum - step by step (by the chick who I know fixes the bumg's).
HTH
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It is fairly easy to fix them, I think there is a youtube video demonstrating how to do it... I have resewn elastic on some of my nappies but I'm not very neatI'm sure there are others who would be able to do it very neatly.
Last edited by Ryatha; January 2nd, 2010 at 08:21 PM. : spelling
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oh wow! thanks so much guys!
i'll check out the youtube stuff and see if it is within my or DHs abilities otherwise i might ask on here if there are people that could do it for us...so am not talented with needle and thread
thanks again...given me hope that all is not lost!
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