Nappy liners

[Stacy]

Hi Everyone,

I have purchased some fleece for nappy liners and was wondering what size I should cut them into. I don't want them too small, but I don't want to make them too big. At the moment I dont' have a baby to experiment with. Have to wait another 6 weeks for that (and I can't wait that long!!!)

Stacy

[cosmic]

Hey Stacey, 30 x 12cm is pretty standard I think. And if you want you can make them an hourglass shape for better fit, but all mine are just rectangles. :thumbsup:

[reAllytee]

What cosmic said or if you are using an AIO or fitted type of nappy then you could even lay them out & measure roughly what size & make a template say with baking paper then cut to the appropriate size & then use to cut your liners !
Actually that sounds to hard go with what cosmic said LOL !

[veve]

Hey Stacey, 30 x 12cm is pretty standard I think. And if you want you can make them an hourglass shape for better fit, but all mine are just rectangles. :thumbsup:

that sounds about what I did - I think I did 11 x 30 ... but close enough :D

- I certainly didn't bother with the hourglass :rolleyes: - all mine are rectangles too ...

the best thing about microfleece is it doesn't fray - no need to sew WHOOHOO!!!! :laughing:

xxx

[cwsmum]

I saw some on ebay that were kind of a 'Y' shape...the measurements were something like 30cm long, 10cm wide at the front and 20/25cm at the back. I liked the idea of that shape...more fabric to catch bubs poop :)