Special needs bibs pattern

My first son never spit up. And I mean never. Before having kids, I always wondered why these moms always made their babies wear such tacky bibs around their neck at almost all times. Even after ha…

This tutorial shows you how to sew a special needs bib for adults or children

The easiest tutorial I'll ever find! (AND the pdf pattern is free!)

Baby bib pattern in 3 sizes, easy and quick to sew. Get your free baby bib pattern now and make the cutest bib for a baby or toddler!

Just wanted to make sure that you all saw that Bonnie over at Fishsticks Designs modified the pattern from last month's project to include...

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When I had my third little boy, a friend brought me a large bib that she had made for him. It soon turned into the most favorite bib I h...

You'll never lose your baby's pacifier and you'll keep the mess off your little one's clothes with the Binky Bib Pattern. This special DIY bib features a binky strap that allows you to pacify your baby and also keep track of those small pacifiers...

Sometimes we need a sewing project that's both useful and quick to whip up. Making adult bibs fits the bill perfectly. Whether it's for someone with special needs, or just a thoughtful gift for a

Creative Arts Blogger Michele Bilyeu shares her sewing, quilting, and crafting journey from Alaska to Oregon and back again.

This month I made a batch of adult size bibs for the Dinner for 2 February project over at Hopeful Threads. She is collecting both adult and child size bibs. I started out making adult bibs first. I decided to draft my own pattern for this project and thought I would show you I did it. Supplies: 18"x36" paper for the pattern 1 yard of main fabric 1 yard of fabric for the backing ( I used flannel) 3/4" Velcro First I used a large plate (10") to round out the corners of my 18"x36" paper. Next…

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Creative Arts Blogger Michele Bilyeu shares her sewing, quilting, and crafting journey from Alaska to Oregon and back again.

Baby Bib Tutorial - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Bib is reversible, but I'll call one side the "front" and the other side the "back" machine sewing thread that contrasts or coordinates with your fabrics.