Diapering_: Overnight diaper liner
Thanks to Angela for this Frugal Baby Tip!

Well, you could always use 100% cotton washcloths, or old towels. If
you cut the terry, you'll need to either serge, zig-zag or overlock
the edges...basically anything to keep the edges from raveling.
Basically, anything that is 100% cotton can work as a doubler (or for
that matter as a diaper).

Terry seems the most abosorbant, but flannel works just as nicely.
I've used an old pair of flannel PJ's cut up for liners...they were
more for poop catching then real absorbancy, but if you zigzaged a
couple together or just layed a bunch together you could get a nice
quick drying liner.

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