ok this may seem like a bit of a nuffy question, but what do you make your bloth wipes out of??
I have some that a friend made for me but i am going to need a few more and thought since i now have my sewing machine set up might try my hand at making some myself.
I just bought a pile of el cheapo baby sized flannels from Best n Less and The Reject Shop to use as wipes. Also I cut up a old towel and a flannelette cot sheet into squares and sewed a piece of towel and a piece of flannelette together. Wonky as all hell but useable! I just cruised around a few op shops looking for flannelette and a nice big old towel. I found what I was looking for and took it home. I have become a regular op shopper of late lol.
I cut up old flannelette PJ's, and an old terry flat, both of which after nearly 2 years are looking rather threadbare, but still do the job. I like something a bit 'grabby' for those sticky poos.
I just use a 20cm by 20cm square of flannelette folded over with the unjoined 3 sides sewn together.
I started out with 20 by 20 double sided squares but found when cleaning up a mega-mess that I could only ever really use half before I needed a fresh one so I down-sized.
I used cheap flannelette from spotlight,old pj's,sheets- anything.
The first ones I made were two sided flanellette. I made them too small and found them a bit quick and ended up using facewashers.
I was given some terry sherpa ones that were great. They could have been a little bigger.
And this time I have made a huge stash with a mixture or flanellette ones and terry towelling ones. They are all one sided and I just hemmed the edges over. I am quite happy with them, I find them not too thick not too thin, and also a good size. (About 15x15 or 20x20)
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