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We bought a nice, inexpensive chest of drawers from Ikea on Saturday and after OH made a fantastic roast on Sunday he assembled it. I am so pleased with him and it haha!
The top drawer is the designated fluff drawer, with the storage boxes I bought filled with the nappies, wraps, inserts. boosters. I have to say it looks pretty organised at the moment...I wonder how long that will last!
I do still need to wash a fair few of them, especially the pre-loved ones.
Clothes are in the middle drawer...

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Parents and carers in the West Berkshire District are now offered EVEN MORE of the latest nappies for a free two week trial!!

If you are interested or would like more information about real nappy contacts in this area, contact Keely or Anna at west.berkshire@veolia.co.uk or call 0203 567 2900

Thanks :thumbsup:

a UD, 2 WNNL one ooga print, a Muttaquin and super brite wrap, shortie that were a fiver on the left with a t-shirt from adams that matches and set from the nappy garden on the right.
Im now addicted to wool!!!

Ok, since i couldn't make it work before, i have stuck a new hosting account on this computer. Here goes...the long awaited reveal of 'Impress' from scraps!

Do you love it? Because of different yarn I had gauge issues so made major changes to the pattern, and i am so happy with this. As is Kit, she will not stop fiddling with it, which is the perfect destiny for cashsoft!

This week...

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So many people have asked me how wool can possibly make an efficient nappy cover, that I thought it was time to start a blog. So here goes.

How does wool work as a nappy cover?

I'll start with an explanation. Wool is absorbent, but absorbs very slowly. Because of the body heat of your baby, and the warmth of the wool, it also allows moisture to evaporate, and this happens at the same rate as it absorbs, especially if the...

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