making wool....

[zanelee]

Ok, couple of questions here...
1-What's the difference between a wool soaker and a wool cover?
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2-Has anyone made either of those before? (probably a silly question to ask here...: )

I recently aquired some old wool sweaters that I'd like to try and make some out of. Any suggestions? Especially about the edges.
I've recently started making my ds cloth diapers, and am TOTALLY hooked. (Is there a 12 step program for this somewhere?...ild
I'm so all about recycling things like this...
TIA-
Jennifer
Extended :bf mommy to Gabriel, wifey to Steve

[beachmama]

My local thrift store has wool sweaters for only $2.00 so I am thinking of getting this pattern

http://www.fernandfaerie.com/patternsale.html

[SarahTorg]

I was also going to suggest the Fern and Faerie patterns as well!!!! Good luck. They are inexpensive to make as well. Have fun with it!
Sarah

[bonbon mama]

i was goig to suggest that you'd need sheep...

[LuvMy2Kidz]

:LOL :LOL

[nym]

try this

It has pictures and everything ! Very easy. I love the one I made


http://diaperfabric.wahmart.com/stor...llary.asp?ID=3

[kathryn5kids]

When I was asking about this I had posted this:
http://216.92.20.151/discussions/sho...hreadid=105101

There was good suggestions on how to sew them together. As for the difference between soaker and cover. I don't there is a difference but I'm too a newbie. Perhaps a soaker is a pull on kind and a cover is the one where you can velcro on like a Bummi cover? Oh well. HA, HA I still have my thrift store sweaters intended for this project and still procrastinating. I better start before little one gets here in April! Kathryn