Where to buy silk liners?

[Adria]

Does anyone know, i have looked on few websites but found nothing as yet.:no:
For those on DIY what kind of silk do i buy?

[Tam-I-Am]

Baby Soft Landings is where I got mine - $3 per liner, and extremely fast service.

TheWeeWuns have them too.

You need raw silk if you're going to make your own - untreated with any chemicals etc.

[gremily]

I got mine from Baby Soft Landings also.

Sustainable Hemp Products, Nurture Nappies, Darlings Downunder (I think??), EcoJag Silk (NZ company) and a few others come to mind.

[mumofsam]

mmm i want to make some myself too (well cut some material up really :laughing: ) $3 per liner is a bit steep!

[tishsmum]

If you can find the fabric anywhere I'd love to know :yes: What they call raw silk in Spotlight, etc is not the same as the liners are made with. The liners still have the natural stuff (can't think of the name :confused:) that does the healing. Their raw silk is what they call the bumpy and irregular silk but has been treated, dyed, etc and no longer has the good stuff in it. :no:

[ButterflyMama]

I got put off them for the cleaning factor..
They have to be hand-washed only and if baby poos on them, it can get very messy..
I use Medihoney instead, for nappyrash. Works a treat and is safe to use with MCN. :)

[gremily]

mmm i want to make some myself too (well cut some material up really :laughing: ) $3 per liner is a bit steep!

It's not something that you need tonnes of. I have 4 and only use them when dd2 is a bit red.


If you can find the fabric anywhere I'd love to know :yes: What they call raw silk in Spotlight, etc is not the same as the liners are made with. The liners still have the natural stuff (can't think of the name :confused:) that does the healing.

It's called Sericin.:thumbsup:

[tishsmum]

It's called Sericin.:thumbsup:

That's the one, thanks :D