liners

I really like the size 1 Little Lamb fleecy liners...think they're about $12 for 10. They fit medium and large ittis well but aren't shaped around the crotch so sometimes need a little bit of tucking in.
Stuff tends to roll off quite well too which is helpful! And they wash up really well so always look like new.

I also bought some Ecobubs microfleece liners and I hate them!

You can also order microfleece online from Greenbeans.co.nz and you just cut it to the shape you want...it doesn't need overlocking.

Washable liners really need to be in a manmade fibre so they don't absorb liquid and are a stay-dry layer next to baby's skin...cotton would just absorn the wee and stay wet!

Thanks Jaune and Janini. I'll check out green beans and tweedle. The little lamb ones look nice and a good price.

All I need is something to go over the insert or the pocket to prolong them, it doesnt have to be flash or fancy, or even sewn/overlocked round the edge.

Our spotlight didn't have microfleece (of any sort)
I bought mine off a friends business which has since closed down but I'm sure you can get the right material at
www.greenbeans.co.nz, its about $6.78 a metre which is 150cm wide, you would get as many liners as you need out of that. It doesn't need hemming so its simply cutting it out.

It shows as 3.97 for shipping for that amount of cloth so $12 all up.

Thanks T-Rex - is that the $5/m polar fleece or the nicer $15/m micro fleece? Green beans seems a little cheaper.

Just make sure if you get some from Spotlight or somewhere similar, that it actually is microfleece rather than polar fleece, because polar fleece actually repels liquid!
Greenbeans often have cheap seconds, which may be because its slightly marked or something, but that doesn't matter if its only for liners.

I bought some Ecobubs liners too, and they're very short! I'm keeping them for newborn liners now! Making your own means you can cut them to the exact size you want, which is handy.