Remember the days of sweet potatoes and pureeapalooza? Back then, it was all about the bib. In our home, we had an entire drawer dedicated to bibs. Sure, they were all entirely functional, but not a one in the bunch was what I would call pretty. And that’s what I call an opportunity.
A crafting opportunity, that is. I designed these quilted patchwork bibs to be useable heirlooms - easy to care for, handcrafted pieces of art that only get prettier with each washing. As one-of-a-kind as the babes who will wear them. Made of pure cotton and quilted to provide structure while maintaining that softness and absorbency our little ones need. It is fully reversible and features adjustable fabric ties, fitting infants through toddlers. I still consider bringing these out on spaghetti night - and I bet I wouldn’t hear a word of protest, either. They’re that pretty. The possibilities for color + texture combinations are limited only by your imagination and stash!
My original sewing pattern PDF included:
:: 3 pages of easy to follow step-by-step instructions
:: 13 full color images to demonstrate pattern specifics
:: full-sized pattern piece for easy tracing + cutting
:: complete sewing instructions
Measures about 7" x 8" after a machine wash + tumble.
Please note, this will vary depending on the fabrics and batting you use. My recommendation is 100% cotton fabrics and batting.
MAKE them for yourself
GIVE them as gifts to all the special people in your world.
SELL them at shows, in shops and on Etsy!
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Best Bib © 2008 Jennifer Casa. All rights reserved.
No portion of this pattern may be reproduced
without expressed written permission by the author.
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