Hi! Sorry to bother you all but I can't decide which to do! I want to dye some of my plain nappies. My Upsey daisy night nappies being the main ones. I have other nappies to do too though so don't mind doing a few colours. My choices are:
- Do all larges one colour and all mediums another colour and then M/L a completly seperate one. This would be great when I am taking them off the line as it would be so easy to see what insert is from what nappy, as it is hard to tell the difference sometimes, without comparing them all. BUT when I get more (always on the look out for them and trying to swap my WNNNs for some more UDNN) then it will be difficult to match them all again, without doing lots of seperate dying sessions, which is then expensive. And would mean that each baby has their own colour.
- Do them all different colours - just put a couple of UD nappies in with each dye wash so I have a variety. But then I would still have the issue of seperating the M to the M/L and the L! Lol. And then really I would have to use the right insert to the right nappy, rather than just grabbing which ever ones are dry.
And the other issue is that one of them has orange poppers and its hard to know if it would clash/ before they are dyed!
I know it is simple but I just can't decide!
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