PKGranny

Does anyone know what the krinkle paper material is that goes in baby blocks and things? If so, where can I purchase it? I'm making playmats and baby blocks for charity and want to use it (and it will be washed as well) Thanks!!

Pattia

one blog I visited recently used empty wipe packages ( the plastic wrap) but it did say not to use the dryer.
I am sorry, I can't remember where exactly I saw this.

GagaSmith

http://www.joyshope.com/2009/05/baby...-tutorial.html

This may be the tute Pattia is referring to. You can also goggle "crinkle fabric" and you will find sites that sell the fabric.

If you scroll down toward the bottom she says she has washed and dried it may times with good results.

pattypurple

Someone told me that she used the wax paper liner from cereal boxes.

LyndaOH

I use the cellophane that you wrap gift baskets in. I got it at my local Ben Franklin store.

fayzer

Crinkly piece from a potato chip bag. Check link
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PKGranny

grammy of 6

I tried to open your link, and it doesn't work

maddy13

Here is the link fayzer tried to post http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2012/05/...y-glassenberg/

Little RoO

when my daughter made a sensory blanket as part of a school project we used hot air ballon fabric....totally safe and washable....maybe able to get you some but am in the Uk so would be a couple of weeks before you got it....let me know if you need some though