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These are great nappies! I love the picture of Elmo modelling them. Hemp and bamboo fabrics are very absorbent and I used these a lot with my baby. If you haven't seen it there is lots of nappy sewing info here: http://www.ozclothnappies.org/info2.html Also, PUL is a great choice of cover fabric, I used that a lot and lanolised wool wraps as a night cover. Best of luck for your new arrival and congrats on your lovely cloth nappies!
5/24/09 6:39 PM
Thanks for the review! I'd like to see how they fit once your baby arrives - be sure to update!
5/24/09 6:57 PM
Thanks for the giggle of the day. Elmos looks very happy in the new diapers. They look really good.
5/24/09 8:58 PM
Microfiber towels are great to use as one of the middle layers. You can find them in the carwash section. They are really absorbent. Just cut out a large rectangular shape to place in the crotch area. I used up to 3 layers, so basically just folded a towel into thirds. You can also add the absorbent layer on top of the diaper (but not microfiber!) in between it and the baby's bottom. This way, your diaper dries faster. Good luck with cloth diapering and your new baby.
5/24/09 9:30 PM
sweet!
5/24/09 9:46 PM
Cute dipes! Just make some oval doublers if you find the ones you've made aren't absorbent enough for your baby. You don't want them to be too thick as they'll take eons to dry.
5/25/09 1:19 AM
Try bamboo knit fabric for your diapers, holds liquid well and the knit makes them fit even better. Bamboo velour makes the most amazing diapers!
10/29/09 11:04 AM
nice video on You tube complete with info re the fabric and where to get it; Wazoodle.com has ZORB to put in the middle
1/26/10 6:00 PM