So I'm on my third child and I finally decided to use cloth diapers. I'd like to say it's because I am environmentally conscious, but honestly, I'm frugal. So I ordered the diapers and after thinking about it, disposable wipes are going to be a pain. Why not do cloth wipes as long as I'm doing laundry anyway? I priced out some cloth wipes and then was struck with one of those "duh" moments. I can sew squares! :) Going along with the "environmentally friendly" aka frugal theme, I decided to reuse or recycle, whichever it is, old receiving blankets. Some of these are hand-me-downs and others are just from my boys that I'm not using for Sophia because apparently she can only be surrounded by pink and other girlie colors- I guess I'm not as frugal as I thought.
1. I cut a template approximately 9inx9in and cut out 2 squares for each wipe. You can be creative here and mix and match your squares.
2. Iron your squares and pin them right sides together.
3. Sew 3 sides. Then flip it right side out. Turn in the hem and sewed up the last side. And whalllaa! Something to wipe a butt with!
1. I cut a template approximately 9inx9in and cut out 2 squares for each wipe. You can be creative here and mix and match your squares.
Used receiving blankets and template
Cut squares.
3. Sew 3 sides. Then flip it right side out. Turn in the hem and sewed up the last side. And whalllaa! Something to wipe a butt with!
After the first 3 sides, turn it right-side out.
Ta-da! I made 22 in total and still have a few extra blankets on standby if I need them down the line.
Please join our flickr group and upload pictures of your handmade wipes or any other Finding Pins and Needles projects. I'd love to see them!
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