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Old 06-30-2011, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by sunni
I was recently looking at burp cloths (cloth diapers) at both Walmart and Target, they are very thin....Nothing like they were when my kids were little. Where are you girls finding thick ones?

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They are the prefolded ones. They did cost $11.00 for a doz but that was a while back when I last bought some. Walmart does have them.
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Old 06-30-2011, 11:27 AM
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Hancock sells some material that i use for my backing of burp cloths and for making bibs. It is the fabric you make diapers out of. It feels like cloth on one side and a non-permeable plastic on the other. it is easy to sew with. Just tell them what you want to do with it and they will direct you to it. So I layer with my pieced top , a layer of batting and that fabric as my backing. i had one of the ladies i gave burp cloths to as a gift tell me that mine were the best she had received because nothing leaked through.
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question: What is the width and length of these burb cloths. Got a gr. grandaughter coming in Oct. and would like to make some. I see some are shaped is this necessary. Thanks. Glad this was posted.
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I use the cloth diapers also. You can embellish them in all sorts of ways, even embroidery, ric-rac, lace, ribbon, etc.
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Old 06-30-2011, 12:29 PM
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If I put anything between the cute outer and inner flannel fabric it is a a double layer of plain flannel. It keeps the burp cloth soft, flexible and absorbent. Have fun!
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Old 06-30-2011, 12:31 PM
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Several have asked for this. So here it is. Not my orginal design. Friend gave to me.

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Old 06-30-2011, 01:59 PM
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I found some material at Hancocks Fabric, it's call dipper cover, it has a light rubber surface on one side and it's soft on the other side...I just made 20 burp cloths for two new babies that are about to arrive, one is my new grandson...if you don't have a Hancocks close or you can't find it on thier web site, let me know I have about a yard left and would be glad to send it to you just PM me.....RV Gloria
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I use bought diapers and trim with a print for girl or boy. I usually machine enbroidery something small on it also.
Some of the prefolded diapers I bought had an inner lining that appeared to be a absorbent insert that I didn't like to work with.
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Old 06-30-2011, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by sunni
I was recently looking at burp cloths (cloth diapers) at both Walmart and Target, they are very thin....Nothing like they were when my kids were little. Where are you girls finding thick ones?

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You can buy cloth diapers on e-bay---be sure to look for DSQ(diaper service quality) diapers. They are like the ones that I used 30 years ago on my older kids. They cost $13/dozen when I bought them a year ago.. They are the prefolds....love 'em!
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My SIL and I made some burp cloths for a couple baby showers. We didn't put anything in the middle, cotton on one side, flannel on the "spit up" side. We asked the gals after wards how they worked and they said the flannel wasn't absorbing well. We switched to terry cloth on the "spit up" side and they said that did the trick!
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