If i cut them up for newborn prefolds to say a 3 x 6 x 3 configuration
would these be absorbant or does it need to be straight cotton(planning on using in a PUL cover
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If i cut them up for newborn prefolds to say a 3 x 6 x 3 configuration
would these be absorbant or does it need to be straight cotton(planning on using in a PUL cover
Pollycotton sheets are usually 50/50 so I don't think that they would make very good prefolds.
But if you did want to use them for something put several layers together and they would make nice burp cloths for your shoulder.
how about calico?
I would think Calico would be a bit rough...
If you after somethign cheap, have ahunt around spotlight on the bargin tables.
thanks FJ.. just fishing through my cupboard! lol
SHould i look for flannette or cotton? what would you sugggest (unfortnately cant afford amboo or hemp for 30 odd prefolds :()
i made a heap with "cotton rich fleece", its a similar fabric to Sherpa sold in spotlight.
I know no-one has been in this thread for abit but thought i would give it a go....
i want to make some pre-folds.. and these are the materials i have currently...
nappy flannel, blue flannel, and some micro-terry towelling, do you think with a backing of terry towelling then the flannel against bubs butt these would work as prefolds??
Yes I think micro terry and flannel would work well :)
thanks Raven... i think i have something worked out :D
Just be wary about how many layers you put in there. Maz had an ebay nappy made from 6 layers of flanelette that took forever to dry apparently.
That massive spotlight that I *think* is near you had a lot of flannelette on the bargain tables last I was there. $4/mtr, I think, probably because near end of winter?
ETA: Whoops. Snugglybean had too much Moet and didn't read the dates. Sorry!
ROFL snugglybean pass the Moet this way *cheers* !
lol snugglybean... nice to bring up a blast from the past though!... i wish i could join you on the MOET!... but my AA continues for another 3 and a bit weeks!!!
BTW - I did end up using flannelette! :)