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Dying Terry squares

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Post by Natasha Tue May 05, 2009 7:53 am

Well Olivia was a weeny 6lb odd born and the cloth nappies I have will certainly not fit until at least 8lb or more and I expect Charlotte to be ickle too (both me and OH are average height anyway)

So I have decided to start with Terry squares with nappy nippas and my rikki wraps, but want ones with a abit of colour!

I have found these Bright bots

Dying Terry squares BrightBotsTerrySquaresGirls

I have found them cheapest at around £12 for 6, which I do think is slightly too much for terry squares so thought about getting some plain ones and then dying them myself?

Do you think I can do that?
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Post by emmiesmummy Tue May 05, 2009 12:11 pm

I would have thought they would dye quite easy to be honest,Claire should know hopefully which dyes are best/safest as she would use some maybe on her jellynosechic clothing.

Great idea by the way Very Happy
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Post by Natasha Tue May 05, 2009 5:33 pm

I thought they would dye well, just wern't sure if it would effect the absobancy after ?
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Post by emmiesmummy Tue May 05, 2009 8:12 pm

theres alady who sells them on ebay & she says SHE has dyed them herself,so i guess it wouldnt effect it.
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Post by Natasha Wed May 06, 2009 7:31 am

Thanks hun! Will do it then! Very Happy
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Post by emmiesmummy Wed May 06, 2009 4:10 pm

save you ruining any expnsive nappies, you could experiment on cheap flannels to start,places like tesco do value ones or wilkinsons/primark do them for about 25p each.that way you can test colours & absorbancy.the colourful flannels wouldnt go to waste as you could use for the girls faces etc nstead of wipes.
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Post by jools Wed May 06, 2009 5:32 pm

I don't know but they look cool :lovey:
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Post by kay Wed May 06, 2009 7:29 pm

emmiesmummy wrote:save you ruining any expnsive nappies, you could experiment on cheap flannels to start,places like tesco do value ones or wilkinsons/primark do them for about 25p each.that way you can test colours & absorbancy.the colourful flannels wouldnt go to waste as you could use for the girls faces etc nstead of wipes.

oooh good thinking!
I think we should do a 'Janes money saving section' - i love your thrifty ideas! Very Happy
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Announcement Re: Dying Terry squares

Post by Natasha Thu May 07, 2009 7:52 am

Yes great idea Jane!

Donna has kindly offered her unused ones to try on aswell :bighug:
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