I'm determined to make something for this baby. Guess I better figure out how to thread the bobbin. :lol

A very kind mama sent me some really soft knit, but I'm not sure what kind it is. So right now I have enough, but would like to know for future references.

I didn't realize there were so many different kinds of knit.

Here's a link to some how-to's if you want to find out what kind of fibers are in your fabric. http://www.oaktrees.org/nursing/burn.shtml
I'd never consider using any but natural fibers for baby clothing that goes next to the skin, though. For outer layers (cardigans/jackets etc.) maybe mixed fibers, but still consisting largely out of natural fibers (say 80%). There's a link on my blog to some free sewing patterns for babies. Good luck!
Suzy (also due in june :))

Thanks for the link. I only want 100% cotton, I'm just not sure if I need interlock, jersey, etc. I'm clueless. I can't find knits locally so I would need to shop online and it's difficult since I can't really see it.

Oh I see! You know what, you had me realize I didn't know what the difference was myself either, even though I almost exclusively sew with knits :lol
So when I googled for *knits+jersey+interlock* I found some pretty clear descriptions of the differences here (http://www.sewshoppe.com/fabric4.shtml) and here (http://forums.ebay.com/db2/thread.jspa?threadID=1000417791&tstart=80&mod=1168824140037).
I have no experience with ordering fabrics online in the US myself, but I'm sure lots of ladies on this board can recommend you some good links. I am recycling adult shirts and sweaters from the thrift shop mostly (that would be a not so costly way to get familiar with different types of knits too)

Oh, thank you so much! And I never even thought of the thrift store, what a great idea!