At Lulu Ferris, we have our favorite obsessions, as we should. And perhaps the one that represents us best is one of our favorite fabrics: the world map print. Because it represents our travel dreams and our adventurous spirit and because, obviously, it’s beautiful! And as if it weren’t perfect enough, now comes—suspenseful music—the world map waterproof fabric!

Make yourself a travel document holder with world map waterproof fabric and keep all your important papers safe
We had previously suggested the possibility of waterproofing this and other fabrics with Lamifix interfacing, but this is even better! Better because it saves you time and work, and you won’t have to wonder whether you’re waterproofing it properly.
With this new waterproof fabric, we’re completely protected. Remove even the worst stains by wiping with a damp cloth, keep your valuables dry, or, more importantly, keep your little ones dry.
What can you use world map waterproof fabric for?The truth is that we like it so much we’d use it for everything, but let’s contain ourselves and give you a few more sensible ideas. We know you’re not lacking imagination and that you’ll surely think of a thousand uses, but here are our favorites, in case one had slipped your mind.
1. Bibs and bandanas
A way to do less laundry and keep your favorite bibs looking good for much longer. Maybe you’d rather have the fabric absorb moisture, even if it gets stained—in that case, the regular world map fabric is available in the shop. But if this practical solution of using waterproof fabric for our hard-working bibs sounds interesting to you, we invite you to give it a try. You’re sure to love it.
This same rule also applies to other adult garments, such as aprons or work smocks.
2. Handbags, bags, backpacks, document holders, and similar items
To keep everything inside safe from rain and “liquid” accidents. You already know that Lulu Ferris has lots of tutorials for learning how to make this type of item. You can also find others, such as the beautiful tote bag you can see below, on our YouTube channel.

Make yourself a waterproof tote bag and forget about the rain
3. Pencil cases, toiletry bags, baskets, and other containers for “hazardous materials”
Items like pencil cases and toiletry bags are often doomed to end up a complete mess. Hand cream spills or pen ink leaks, and then we’re in trouble. That’s why these items are often waterproof when we buy them ready-made. You don’t have to wait for an accident before making yourself a beautiful one with world map waterproof fabric. You’ll also find several tutorials through Lulu Ferris and on the YouTube channel.
4. Covers for stroller seats, changing pads, and other vulnerable areas
The places most exposed to the actions of our little earthquakes don’t usually stay clean for very long. But that’s the point! It’s a sign that they’re active, moving, playing, and practicing all their signature moves. World map waterproof fabric can be a fantastic alternative for keeping these areas sparkling clean much more easily and without having to change the covers constantly.

Look how beautiful a stroller seat mat can be with world map waterproof fabric
You’ll find the stroller seat mat tutorial through Lulu Ferris, as well as the changing-pad cover tutorial and many more, as we’ve already mentioned, through Lulu Ferris.
Can you think of any other uses? Tell us about them! Or better yet, get yourself some world map waterproof fabric, put them into practice, and show them to us.
Let’s waterproof everything!