Turn the whole thing inside out so that the right side of the fabrics are now on the outside. Push out the corners using a pencil or point turner. And give the whole thing a press. This closes the opening gap left by turning the bib the right way out, and gives the finished bib a more professional finish.

Finally, add a kam snap fastening or piece of sew-in velcro to either end of the longest side of the triangle.

This is used to fasten the bib. If the resulting bib is too large and you need to use it on a smaller baby, you can also add a second set of fastenings a little way in on the longest edge. As usual, I like to batch cut and make several of these at the same time for speed.

You will soon have a whole load of these to keep, gift or sell! Now you know how to make a bib, you can make these in a variety of colours. And should you want the bandana bib to be bigger, you just need to size up the bib pattern, making a larger length to each side of the triangle.

You can make them for older children or even use them as bandanas for dogs! Do you think that now I have shown you how to make these easy baby bibs that you will give them a go? I would love to see your creations. Comment below or do come and find me on social media and tag me in your makes.

Loved this post on how to make dribble bibs? Why not check out my other post on DIY projects that you can make at home to save money? I do hope to share some other free baby sewing patterns soon too, so stay tuned.

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What age child would you say this bib fits please? Its probably just for a small baby — but if you do need it for a larger child or even an adult you just make it in a larger size.

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Like this: Like Loading Thankyou Reply. Have loads of jersey offcuts I want to use up! I hope this makes it super easy for you to sew a load of baby bibs, either for your own or your friends' babies. Also, make sure to get a coordinating free bandana bib pattern , or a baby sized earwarmer headband.

Now use up your stash making lots more. If you share your bibs on Instagram, make sure you tag applegreencottage so I can find them and see! Do you want an ad-free, printable copy of this online tutorial?

You'll love our BABY SEWING PATTERNS series! Check out more baby sewing patterns:. Or check out this popular pattern in our shop: Ultimate Diaper Clutch - a perfect baby welcoming gift every new mom would love to get:. Hello from Ontario, I completely love your bibs and can't wait to start sewing them.

A question though, I have some flannel scraps. Would this be OK to use ore should I stick to cotton? Nina hi, flannel works great! Just make sure to prewash the flannel as it shrinks a lot. Happy sewing! These are the cutest bibs. I made my first one. I'm having a problem with the towel shedding all over me and the floor.

I'm thinking next time I will use flannel for the middle piece. I'm going to stick with it, though. The next bib should go a lot faster. Great pattern I am very excited to try it. I am just curious, could you make the bibs with terry toweling on the bottom and one cotton fabric layer on top?

Or do you recommend the double layer of cotton on top and terry toweling lining 3 layers? Kindest, Em. I haven't sewed in many years and this pattern and burb cloth were perfect to start with.

So easy to do and my sewing skills are coming back after 20 years of not sewing. Thank you for sharing these patterns. My niece is having twins and I have a couple of other family members pregnant I'll be making lots of these sets for them. Mary was asking for an easier way to turn the bibs right side out.

I have found that using a chop stick from our local Chinese restaurant is greatly helpful in turning them right side out. The chop stick is less likely to push through the fabric and it gets into small crannies pretty well.

I loved making these bibs. The only part is turning them right side out. Do you have an easier way. Mary thank you. Well as for turning, I've seen a few bibs where the layers were just sewn together and the raw edges were serged or zigzaged, so no turning.

But those will not last as bibs always get a lot of laundering, and personally I prefer clean edges, and absolutely no chance for loose threads around a baby's neck.

But with practice, even turning a bib right-side out will become easy, especially after you've made a few. Happy sewing, Damjana. Thanks for this pattern! I ended up securing the bibs with a button instead of snaps and it worked out well!

This was the perfect project to do with scraps from a baby quilt I'm making. Love it. Love your baby bib pattern, but my finished bib is not the same measurements as yours. Lisa 🙂. Lisa hi, thanks for using my pattern.

Hope this helps, xoxo, Damjana. I love your bib pattern! I can't wait to get started on making several. What size Kam Snaps do you use on the bibs?

Thanks so much! Diane thanks. I was looking for some easier I'm still learning sewing projects online and came across your site which has some beautiful projects, I can't wait to start sewing!!

Thank you! Love that there are three sizes, and since I'm in the middle of making a baby quilt for a soon to be born little one, she'll enjoy those bibs! Your email address will not be published.

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This bib is designed to be be folded down and has a snap closure so that you can enclose the hidden pockets inside when traveling. Fill the hidden pockets with essentials like baby wipes, toys, etc.

Get some cotton fabric and put these together in no time. If your child is a particularly messy eater then they may need something that covers the whole body. This bib is designed to be easy to put on and take off but to give more full coverage.

It comes with pattern pieces and is recommended to be used with terry cloth she uses a terry cloth towel. The step-by-step tutorial makes this an easy sew for an absorbent bib. You can make this with laminated or oilcloth fabric, velcro, and a couple years of bias tape for the edges. To really customize this, learn how to make your own bias tape.

This bib goes together with some quilting cotton and basic sewing supplies. They say this bib was their best-selling item in their Etsy shop for years. They work well for infants and crawling babies and only take a few pieces of fabric.

The bib is designed to wick moisture away from the surface and keep your baby dry. They go together easily with some fabric scraps, a dowel, and basic sewing tools and supplies for a more decorative edge of the bib. She also includes a sewing template to print off and detailed instructions for this square baby bib.

This quilted baby pattern is cozy with flannel and minky on the back. These are small and stylish bibs to catch the druel. This tutorial includes a downloadable pattern. These include some high quality minky fabric.

These are made from organic fleece — making them extra absorbant. The bias tape border ads some extra style. This tutorial also includes a pattern template for the bib and step-by-step instructions.

This is a wider option for younger babies from newborn to about 4 months old. This includes a helpful template and step by step tutorial to make the perfect oversized bib for baby. Add some embroidery or patches to make these truly unique.

Making baby bibs is a great place to start if you're looking for a fun and easy sewing project. These stylish and well-assembled bibs can be customized with your choice of fabric and are perfect for keeping little ones clean during mealtime.

Follow this beginner-friendly tutorial for step-by-step instructions on how to make your own. We have a TON of baby patterns here at Peek-a-Boo Pattern Shop. In fact, we made an entire Lullaby Line of Baby Patterns.

These patterns include bodysuits, pajamas, dresses, pants, and shirts that are perfect for newborns and babies. Finding the right bib pattern for your baby can be a fun and rewarding experience.

With so many options available, you can choose a design that keeps your little one clean and reflects their unique personality. Whether you prefer a simple and practical style or a more playful and whimsical design, there is a pattern out there that will suit your needs.

So get your sewing machine, scissors, and snap fastener and start stitching. These will serve a practical purpose and add an adorable touch to your baby's outfits. Thank you for joining us today! Before you leave, join our Facebook Group and follow us on Instagram or Pinterest.

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A: A narrow lace is very pretty on infant bibs. You can stitch it on by hand after completing the bib, by inserting the needle in every third tiny hole at the edge so it makes an even gather.

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Click HERE and follow me on Pinterest. These are so lovely and would make a fantastic gift for a new mum. I love the fabric you have used, so cute. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. What a beautiful baby bib. Pinned it Thank you from your Vroom Vroom Team for sharing your links with us at SSPS Linky.

Please check back weekly to see if featured on the blog post or by any co-hosts. Hi Helen, This is a fantastic baby bib pattern and tutorial! I needed so many bibs for my little ones and having a template like this would have been a wonderful tool for me to make them their own bibs. Not only can you choose the fabrics you want, you can save money making them instead of buying them bibs can be so expensive!

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Kim Carberry - June 5, These are so lovely and would make a fantastic gift for a new mum. Leave a reply: Cancel Reply. Esmé Slabbert - June 7, What a beautiful baby bib. Jayne Sticky Mud and Belly Laughs - June 11, What a super cute project. I love the fabric you have chosen too!

Rhondda Mol - June 14, Hi Helen, This is a fantastic baby bib pattern and tutorial! chickenruby - June 30, what a lovely and simple idea to make and looks fun to doThanks for linking with pocolo. Leave a Reply: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Send this to a friend. Pin It! Share by Email Share on Facebook. Prep Time 2 hours hrs 15 minutes mins. Total Time 2 hours hrs 15 minutes mins. Sewing Machine I recommend BERNINA or Bernette.

Basic Sewing Tools. For Non-Scrappy Bib Add: 1 piece Fabric 11" x 16" for Bib Front. Prep Sort through your scraps until you find pieces in colors and print that coordinate with each other. Print out and assemble the Bib Pattern Piece.

Cut it out. Layer the 11" x 16" piece of batting and the bib back pieces together; the batting should be on the wrong side of the fabric. Trace the bib shape onto the batting. It does not need to be exact; you just need to know how much of the batting you need to cover with fabric.

Cut one scrap approx. Quilting Begin by placing your first fabric scrap onto your bib piece. You can place it anywhere on the bib that you'd like. Do not cut the thread in between lines. Instead, pivot the fabric, sew a ¼", then continue sewing another line. You want to minimize how many thread cuts you have on the project since the quilting will show on the back of the bib.

Cut a second scrap of fabric the same width as the first scrap. Stitch it in place with a ¼" seam allowance. Flip the piece right side up, press in place, and add stitching lines using the same method you used for the 1st scrap.

Keep adding scraps using this method. If you find that you need longer scraps the strips will get longer as you add more scraps to the bib , you can sew two scraps together before adding them to the bib. Keep working until you have covered the entire bib area with quilted fabric.

If making the Non-Scrappy Version Make a quilt sandwich with your bib front and back pieces right sides out and the quilt batting sandwiched in between the two.

Quilt on your machine with quilting lines ¼" apart. Binding for all versions Place the pattern piece back onto your quilted fabric. Trace the shape onto the quilted piece and cut it out precisely with large scissors.

From your binding fat quarter cut 2" wide strips along the bias. You need approx. Using your iron, run the bias strip through the 1" wide bias tape maker.

Fold the bias in half lengthwise, so that the raw edges of the fabric are facing in. Pin it to the bib at the bottom with the raw edge of the bias flush with the raw edge of the bib.

Stitch it in place close to the 1st fold in the bias tape. When you get back to where you started, join the bias tape ends. As you sew your bias to the bib make sure that the bias is taught. You might have to pull on it a bit as you sew to make sure you don't have any gaps.

Refold the bias, so that the bias wraps around the raw edge of the bib. Press well. Stitch the bias tape in place on the front of the bib. Make sure you catch the bias tape on the back of the bib as you sew.

If you miss any spots, you can use a bit of steam a seam to secure the bias tape. Finishing Sew one piece of Velcro to each side of the top of the bib. Make sure you sew it around all 4 sides and lock your stitches.

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