How do you make your favorite cloth wipes?

[aaiya]

With baby #1 I just cut myself some squares of flannel and zig-zagged around the edges (or had MIL serge around the edges...though honestly, I like the zig-zag ones better). Now...awaiting the arrival of #3, I'm thinking of making some different ones. So, the question is...what do you like to use for cloth wipes? What fabrics, how many layers, etc?

[Queensasha17]

Ive been sewing flannel to terry and it has been ok so far. I havn't used them yet though because I am not due until june I would love to buy some of that velour stuff to try too.

[happymom83]

i like to use either 2 layers of flannel,or 2 layers of cotton velour...both are absorbant ...Or for fun sometimes ill do a print(cotton woven with either the other side being flannel or cotton velour

[Pixi6s]

I bought flannel and towel material (terry i think) from the fabric store, i turned and top stitch them together to make little wash cloths essentially. Used them for 3 years, love 'em.

[fantasia1117]

Two layers flannel, turned and top stiched or serged. Lots of cute flannel prints!

[Rdesonia]

My favorites are flannel on one side woven on the other. Turned and topstitched.

[Leiiki]

My favorites are old denim (DH's worn-out jeans) on one side and terry on the other. I used to T&T, and even quilt them a bit, but now I just serge the edges.

[li'l skeeter]

cut out rough squares using organic bamboo on one side and terry material on other...definately not perfect, but work great!

[fii]

Another up cycled version: one side is an old bath towel and the other is a receiving blanket. Cut into 5 inch squares, surge edges or sew around, turn and top stitch.