20 Ways To Make A Burp Cloth: {Tutorials}

Center Panel: Pretty cotton material is stitched down the middle.

Frayed Edges: Made with two layers of flannel (optional applique). Also see these lined with quilt batting (template download included) and this set here.

Ric Rac: Embellished with decorative squares and ric rac.

Easiest Ever: Made with diapers, cute fabric and embellished with ribbon or ric rac.

Boutique Style: Trimmed with strips of fabric and then personalized with machine embroidery (optional).

Flannel Covered: These are nice ‘n thick.

Appliqued: Cute idea! Use the word “burp” or anything else you like.

Fabric Strip: Uses with polar fleece, flannel and strips of cotton material (great stashbuster).

Ribbon Fringe: A ribbon fringe is applied to edge with Heat ‘n Bond.

Bucket O’ Burpees: Cute idea to stuff them into a plastic bucket for gift giving (free printable label included). Similar to this one found here.

With Loops: Features a little twist: a couple of handy loops to keep track of toys or binkies on the go.

Basket o’ Burpies: Two variations, one has a strip of fabric on one side, the other version has the back fully covered with fabric.

Easy Peasy: Made with flannel and cotton.

Contoured: Templates are available to download.

Chenille or Minky: These are luxurious using pieces of chenille, minky and flannel. Lined with batting.

With Manners Message: Personalized with cute messages such as “Pardon Me” or “Excuse Me”, tutorial via pdf download which includes the applique stencils.

Cotton & Fleece with Ric Rac Edges: Can be made with or without the ric rac edging.

Double Thick: There are four layers in the center panel, tutorial via pdf.

Necktie: How nice would these be for a baby boy! Made with pre-folded diapers, material of your choice and Heat ‘n Bond.

Banded: Same idea can be used for kitchen towels, these are made with flannel diapers and assorted prints.