Organic Cotton Flannel

preferably online. i am having no luck

http://www.fashionfabricsclub.com/

excellent prices, excellent service, hope this gets you some good stuff, it has me.

2008-07-24 11:14:45 by m-o-o-n

Check out the end of the video to get links to some pretty cool merchants!

I am looking for organic cotton flannel for sewing projects, not clothing, just the material.

Organic cotton can be found at Home Depot.

2007-07-27 05:25:59 by MelG

Price: $19.99

Lead and phthalate free waterproof polyurethane protective layer
Features a 100% Organic Cotton quilted surface and 100% Polyester filling
Laboratory tested to provide protection from allergen molecules of less than 1.0 micron

I just bought a few organic cotton items and they're all very rough and scratchy to the touch. I got some bedsheets & napkins. The handkerchief is flannel and very soft and so is the tank top. But all woven cotton ended up really UGH! The napkin is rough on my raw lips it hurts. (My lips are chapped and peel so...)

What do I need to do without chemicals to make the cotton soft? (I can't use regular detergent, I have severe chemical sensitivities, it's awful!) --NO FABRIC SOFTENER, PLEASE-- Sorry for caps, that stuff makes me vomit, I kid you not, I can't be near that I might as well live with rought & scratchy.

What is enzyme wash? Do I just open a digestive enzymes capsule and add it to some water and launder like that? Will the enzymes "eat up" or digest the rough stuff?

Or will the cotton naturally soften after several washes? I use Dr. Bronner's soap to do my laundry due that I can't use even 7th Generation detergent is loaded with toxic chemicals, UGH!

Thanks for any suggestions! :0)

try using vinegar in the rinse water. and it will soften the more it's washed.

2009-07-28 08:04:24 by Serengeti

Price: $24.99

Specially designed patented safety stay-on corners and extra-deep sides keep this mattress pad in place at all times, no matter how thick the mattress
Lead and phthalate free waterproof polyurethane protective layer
Features a 100% Organic Cotton quilted surface and 100% Polyester filling

Hello! We're due in December, and live in Minnesota, so it will be a COLD December. It's our first, and we're a bit overwhelmed - in a good way!

We're just now getting registered for everything, but we're a bit confused about what type of sheets to get.

There are cotton/organic/flannel/jersey blends... is there a type of sheet that is better than others for newborns? Anything we should stay away from?

Thanks in advance!

Just get the regular type sheets. The baby will already be in a sleeper and probably be swaddled in a blanket. You don't need to worry about the sheets. Whatever you get will be fine. You probably don't want the flannel ones or anything that keeps the baby too warm. Both of my children hated being hot especially in the winter. They were in a normal swaddle receiving blanket in their sleeper and that was good enough for them. You don't want to over heat the baby. Go for the cheap ones! Good luck and Congrats!

2008-08-28 09:25:45 by Xavier's mom