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#383333 - 11/28/11 09:13 AM
Re: Cloth Diapering Part 3!
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Microfiber worked great for Piper till right around the 2 year mark. She started leaking out and having compression leaks...for a while, adding a thin hemp babies doubler stuffed with the microfiber helped with both the overfill and compression leaking.
Swaddlebees has the new one-size with birdseye flats...I want some even though P's out of diapers (daytime). Seems like a dream diaper!
Night diapering is still a challenge. The wool is working okay during the night, sometimes it stays dry and sometimes it doesn't. Piper asks to wear the wool at bedtime--she likes it. I like that she doesn't have the disposable stench at night.
I should probably take advantage of some Cyber sales and find one more wool cover and 1-2 more fitteds. The Thirsties duo-fitted stuff with a birdseye flat is working ALL night...maybe I don't need more fitteds!
Oh, and yes, Piper has always been a frequent pooper. Several times a day---so, so, so much easier now that she uses the toilet.
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#383335 - 11/28/11 09:45 AM
Re: Cloth Diapering Part 3!
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I realize I am catching up a few days late, but on the wool cover front, I use the tutorials on this site http://withatangledskein.blogspot.com/I have made a wrap and have longies about half finished (but they have been half finished for oer 6 months-darn my short attention span :-)). The directions are quite clear and they call for very basic stitches. So, even less experienced crocheters shouldn't have too much trouble with these patters. Like everyone else, I would be happy to make a pair DG, but the projects (Christmas and new baby) are piling up! Starting to feel the pressure of my impending due date! Might go spend the weekend with my mom and if so, could really get some good sewing and freezer cooking done. Boy that would make me feel a lot better :-). Okay-where are the best Cyber deals on diapers? I have 12 OS pockets, but probably need a few more. Checked Kellys Closet-okay deals but not great. Any other suggestions?
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#383338 - 11/28/11 11:31 AM
Re: Cloth Diapering Part 3!
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HWG do you have any newborn diapers? The OS diapers don't usually fit very well for the first few weeks/months, depending on your baby's size.
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#383347 - 11/28/11 02:45 PM
Re: Cloth Diapering Part 3!
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Blueberry Trainers are on BabySteals for the next 75 minutes if anyone was looking for them.
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#383354 - 11/28/11 04:53 PM
Re: Cloth Diapering Part 3!
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HWG, send me a PM if you're interested in buying any of my OS FuzziBunz. I have a lot of different colors, I can take pictures. I'm thinking $8-$10 each + shipping depending on the condition.
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#383378 - 11/29/11 09:24 AM
Re: Cloth Diapering Part 3!
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labby, love the diaper! Super cute. Can you send me your etsy shop link?
Everyone, thanks for the offers to make wool stuff for me, even if you are too busy!! Super sweet. I'll have to check out the tutorials--I've got knitting tools, yarn, and other accoutrements from my few weeks of attempting to learn. I'm hoping I was unable to pick it up because I'm left handed attempting to learn right handed, but I doubt that is it since I'm pretty handy with both sides. I'm just a knitting failure!
I know nothing about the new FS elite. Haven't ordered any. I still have a few of the older style to get rid of. I think I'm going to have a huge blowout, going out of business sale soon. I'll keep you updated.
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#383380 - 11/29/11 10:02 AM
Re: Cloth Diapering Part 3!
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You could always give crocheting a try. I think it's much easier than knitting. For some reason me and knitting just don't go well together. The only issue is crocheted stuff isn't as stretchy as knit because of the nature of the stitches, but it may still work for your purposes. My Etsy shop is www.etsy.com/shop/mlwozniak. I don't have much on it though. I actually just sold another crayon case this morning, so that listing will be coming down when the person completes the purchase so I will have to re-list it so if it's not there when you look at it that's why. I have more stuff to put up, I just haven't had the time to make a picture-worthy sample. I made this case similar to the crayon case but it has clear vinyl in it and holds dry erase markers. So you can draw on one side and it has a piece of felt attached as an eraser. Olivia LOVES it, but she drew all over the outside of the damn thing so I need to make a new one to take a picture of and post. It is great for in the car though, aside from the fact that she draws on everything around her, lol! I thought about posting the bath towel I made for her too which I posted on FB a while back. I'm still a bit weary of posting diapers though. I need to change my designs enough so they can't be considered "copies" which they totally are right now. Plus I just worry about getting complaints about leaking and such, even though it may not be a problem with the diaper itself. Some people can be really nasty about that type of thing and I'm not sure I want to deal with it.
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#383407 - 11/30/11 01:54 PM
Re: Cloth Diapering Part 3!
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I haven't used any, but diaperswappers people seem to like them. They've been a popular name brand for the two years I've been reading there. I'm not sure Kawaii's are known to last long though.
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