ok.. I have some flannie, bamboo singled sided terry and some bamboo fleece - am going to try and make some prefolds.

Was going to do bamboo fleece, flannie (as the insert) and more bamboo fleece... would it be better to do it the other way around with the bamboo as the booster in the middle and just a flannie cover??

Any advice or hints are welcome (first timer here .. Also have some fabric that I've forgotton if it is microfleece or microfibre - any help is more than welcome
Tarkine, the fabrics are divided up, (in MCN Land) by their FUNCTION

e.g absorbent fabrics
for boosters, trifolds, fitted nappy body layers, hidden soakers in aio's
bamboo terry
bamboo fleece
hemp terry
hemp fleece (sew fluffy side out, otherwise it balls up after a few months of use)
sherpa
flannelette
cotton
microfibre

e.g staydry fabrics
for liners, inner of pocket nappies, inner of aio's,
microfleece
suedecloth
microchamois

e.g waterproofing fabrics
for nappy outers of pockets, aio's, also to make covers out of
PUL
pro=care
malden mills fleece 200wt *use double layer, or 300wt *use single layer
polar fleece *use double layer
wool (once it's lanolised)

then there are fabrics like minkee that come in two types
minky laminated to PUL
separate layer of minky, over separate layer of PUL

see places like fairy fabrics, nappiescovered, bubba earth, the weewuns, nappyworks for MCN fabrics, notions (aplix, elastic etc) and snaps australia for the snaps. lots of other sites, they are just the first ones i coudl remember.