Pad Making Instructions

Exposed PUL is useful for being completely wipe clean - so the one base can be used all day, but If you are concerned about the PUL touching the skin being irritating, you could top the base in something like microfleece or polarfleece, however this will stop it being so wipe clean, (an absorbent top fabric would make the base soiled and not be able to be reused again so wouldn't be recommended). The inserts will cover most of the PUL, the only part touching skin should be the wings on the top of the thigh. If you wish, you can make winged inserts, but you will have to develop a pattern for those.
As PUL (a waterproof fabric used in cloth pad and diaper/nappy making) is reasonably expensive, this option means that you would need to only provide 2-3 waterproofed pieces per set , however if making AIO pads, each pad should be waterprofed, so that means more waterproofing is needed.