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post #1 of 11
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I just made 29 wipes out of flannel and terry cloth for $5.50!!! That's .19/ wipe!! I am so excited. I bought 4 wipes for about $5.00 and loved them so I decided to duplicate them. The ones that I made are not of the same exact material but I know that I will like them just the same! Woo Hoo!!

How pathetic that I get so excited about this, huh?
post #2 of 11
I get pretty excited when I'm able to make something and save my family money. But cloth diapers and wipes, they are sooo soft who can resist. LOL
Nancy
post #3 of 11
I'm excited for you too, Kerrie!!


Isn't it rewarding to make something yourself that many people have to pay for.

Keep up the good work.
post #4 of 11
Great job! I get excited over things like that, too!
post #5 of 11
I would be excited if I were you. I've always wanted to make some wipes myself, thinking this would be great to start learning on sewing machine. You should be proud of yourself for making something that you can use every day. Good job.
post #6 of 11
Cool! It is fun to make something you know you are going to get a lot of use out of!
post #7 of 11
I really enjoy making up a half dozen or so wipes out of scraps when I have finished making a new diaper for dd. I don't even cut the scraps up, just put them together and serge odd shapes. They work great and take seconds to make!!! It is so rewarding! Congratulations on your savings and good for you.
post #8 of 11
I have been using baby wipes made of a half of a paper towel roll with a mixture of water, baby oil, and mild soap. I would love to have cloth ones instead but I am a novice sewer and have never seen cloth wipes. Can someone tell me how they do theirs? Thanks!
post #9 of 11
I don't have a serger so my wipes are just zigzagged around the edges.
I have some that are flannel on one side and terry on the other, and others that are just one material like terry or sherpa or hemp. They don't have to be any particular shape, but most of mine end of mostly looking like rectangles LOL
Nancy
post #10 of 11
do you sew anywhere in the middle? or is just around the edges enough?

i was planning on making my own and will definately try your 'recipe' lol

thx
post #11 of 11
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When I first started, my ahem I mean DD's wipes were any old shape of leftovers from making her dipes (I didn't buy my first dipe until I found MDC). I have since found that I really like them to be the same shape - approx 4x8. I serge around the edges. I guess I could use other materials but I just like the look of off-white flannel and off-white terry.
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