[junipermuse]

So first, I'm looking for some recs on someone who does yymn for longies. I have a bunch of yarn I've dyed myself, and while I can knit, I'm slow and would love to pay some one to knit some up for me. My priorities are first that the quality is good (doesn't have to be the best just good enough) and that it is affordable. I'm not due until August so speed isn't as high on my priority list. If you have any recs for someone you've used in the past, that would be great or if you do knit and want to pm about your services that would be fabulous. I actually have at least 3 pairs I'd like to order maybe more.

Also I really want to use mostly fitteds (under all the fabulous wool I plan to have), but our dryer is really slow. Can anyone recommend some good brands or Wahms who make fitted diapers with snap in soakers. I don't like lay-in soakers, but I figure the snap in really cuts down on drying time. Anyway thanks for any suggestions.

 

[Michigan Mama]

I just saw some wahm made longies on a site the other day that I thought were so cute - I'll have to see if I can find it again.

Also, I really like Sugar Peas fitteds. The absorb well, are trim, and come in only 2 sizes. The design of the interior allows for quick drying time because there are never more than 2 layers of fabric sewn together.

 

[schreiberwriter]

I found someone on diaperswappers that knit a pair of shorts and longies for me.

http://www.diaperswappers.com/forum/...d.php?t=652293

EmilyJoy16

Her work was beautiful, communication was good and she completed them quickly. I was VERY happy. You say speed isn't important, but I had someone else knit for me and she took 3 months to finish the project. I felt antsy waiting that long.