How time does fly. Already my baby is seven months. I can't quite believe it myself. With Violet trying out little bits of food here and there over the past month, I found that I only had two bibs that still fit. Which wasn't quite cutting it. Sewing a batch of bibs was well and truly overdue. Would you believe this was on my pregnancy to do list?
I modified an online pattern and adjusted it until it fit Violet just right. A nice big generous size. I used vintage cotton sheeting for the front and backed it with two layers of flannel from some old sheets. Sewing right sides together, leaving a two inch gap, then turning right side out, press and finishing by top stitching around the edges, making sure to close the gap.
I used velcro to close, but discovered I had accidentally bought the stick on type. It is supposed to adhere to fabric, but guess what? It doesn't, coming right off in the wash. So I'll be popping some press studs on very soon.
Our little model in the first sample piece. And all done just in time, as I found her first little tooth pushing through just this morning.
they look great! You could sell these!
ReplyDeleteAww she is precious! Such a little doll. The bibs are seriously cuter than any thing you can buy! These would be a hit on Etsy
ReplyDeleteXO Lindsay
Isn't she just adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove your bibs, I made all mine too...so much nicer than shop brought :)
Fantastic job Tania and I agree with PJ, you could sell those.
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Yay! A million times over!! I can finally comment on this ever gorgeous space!!! Your bibs are divine (and I agree...a little made it or etsy shop is in order...super easy to set up) but that girl of yours is just beautiful! What a treasure!! As for velcro...E-VIL stuff. Go the press stud any day. WIshing you a wonderful day Anne girl ;)
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ReplyDeleteNice job Tania i have been telling myself to make bibs for the past year lol.
ReplyDeleteI just love your blog & have put you on my side bar :)So feel free to pop over & say hi.
haha... violet looks so delighted. What cute bibs, and so simple to make.
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Hi, I followed over from Outback Tania's blog, and just had to say gorgeous fabrics, but such a beautiful baby!
ReplyDeleteThese bibs are just beautiful Tania and your gorgeous model seems to love them too:) xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to use vintage sheets Tania...I bet lots of Mums will ask you where you got them x
ReplyDeleteI've never thought of using vintage sheets for bibs, what a lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely, lovely bibs. I could use a few oversized ones for my husband.
ReplyDeleteYou're so very clever, lady. Might try and give these a shot when I start my leave. Thanks again for the inspiration :)
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I'd buy these for sure! I couldn't sew if my life depended on it and i don't want my baby dressed in mass produced clothes that every second baby you see is wearing. You have a real talent, your bubbas are so lucky!
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