Here’s a chance to win a pack of 5 cloth wipes! Simply read through to the end for conditions of this giveaway. Giveaway has closed, random.org drawing will be done late 1 December so stay tuned 
I’ve just loaded up some cloth washers that I made over the last month or so.
The current batch I rounded the corners and overlocked the edges.

One of the cloth washers I made - Let it Snow flannelette with luscious bamboo velour backing.
They ended up measuring slightly less than 20x20cm, so they would fit into an empty commercial wipes container.
There were fishes and ships,

School of fish and Bamboo velour cloth wipes

Nautical and Bamboo velour cloth wipes
emergency vehicles and farmyard animals,

Emergency flannelette and Bamboo velour cloth wipes

Farmyard and Bamboo Velour cloth wipes
Very very limited minkee top and bamboo velour backed.
I even made Ooga Booga wipes out of some Ooga Booga flannelette I have handy.
All of the materials have been washed in hot hot water and dried on hot, I’m confident there will be no more shrinking when in use.
The prewashed bamboo velour, while very melt-in-your-hand, ran out on me while making this batch. While prewashing another batch of bamboo velour, I cut up some matching soft dark pink cotton sherpa and continued making cloth washers.

School of Fish 2 and Cotton Sherpa cloth wipes

School of Fish 2 and Cotton Sherpa cloth wipes
They are very easy to use.
Simply wet, wipe and dry pail with your nappies.
How easy is that? No more separating commercial wipes from your cloth nappies even when out!
Now, on to the current Giveaway:
The winner will receive a mixed patterned pack of 5 cloth washers from the range (including 1 cotton sherpa wipe) worth approximately $10-$12. Please state if you want a mainly girly pack, a mainly boyish pack, a unisex pack or an ‘anything goes’ pack.
Reply to the questions below by submitting a comment, and I will random.org a winner some time on 30 November 2011 (or get one of my children to pick out of a hat or something).
What do you like to see in a cloth wipe?
- overlocked (as pictured) or turned and top-stitched (raw edges sewn in)?
- rounded corners (as pictured) or square corners?
- size: 20cm x 20cm is just right, or make it bigger or smaller?
- any other preferences?
Of course, if you want first dibs on any of these cloth wipes, you can go shopping for them via this link: Cloth Washers by ecoBumba
I look forward to hearing your feedback!