Baby Bibs Baby Bibs Heres a clever Baby Bib with three layers of protection for keeping - PDF document

Baby Bibs Baby Bibs Here's a clever Baby Bib with three layers of protection for keeping baby cleaner and Practical with personality plus! Customize each bib your own Make them by the dozen for your own babies, or for the Click herepattern. Supplies needed:** 14 x 16 inch piece of terry clothDesigns Used: ** Let's do lunch!** Happy Hippo - Large Small file:///F|/Source/ELProjects/html/pr1348.html (1 of 12)7/17/2007 9:09:09 AM Baby Bibs Click hereof the bib pattern. The bib pattern is split in two sections which will print on two Trim the paper along the flat file:///F|/Source/ELProjects/html/pr1348.html (2 of 12)7/17/2007 9:09:09 AM Baby Bibs Lay the terry cloth right side up on the table and pin the Poke a hole through the center; mark with an air-erase Cut out the shape of the Remove the pattern. file:///F|/Source/ELProjects/html/pr1348.html (3 of 12)7/17/2007 9:09:09 AM Baby Bibs Print out the design at full size using embroidery Trim around the design to a manageable size. Find the Position the design and mark the horizontal and vertical Remove the templates and These lines will be used for hooping. file:///F|/Source/ELProjects/html/pr1348.html (4 of 12)7/17/2007 9:09:09 AM Baby Bibs Hoop the fabric with cut-away stabilizer that has been (The WSS will prevent the stitches from sinking into the Hoop the WSS, fabric, and cut-away stabilizer together by Attach the hoop to the After the design has finished embroidering, unhoop the file:///F|/Source/ELProjects/html/pr1348.html (5 of 12)7/17/2007 9:09:09 AM Baby Bibs Trace the pattern on the rubber fabric. Cut out the shape.. Lay the soft cotton flannel file:///F|/Source/ELProjects/html/pr1348.html (6 of 12)7/17/2007 9:09:09 AM Baby Bibs Assemble the three layers for sewing. Lay the front piece Optional:To add the decorative trim, lay the trim between the front and If you are not adding trim, simply pin the three layers file:///F|/Source/ELProjects/html/pr1348.html (7 of 12)7/17/2007 9:09:09 AM Baby Bibs Sew a 3/8 inch seam along the sides and top edges; do sew the bottom edge between the two bottom notches. To do this, start sewing a seam at one of the bottom To reduce the bulk of the file:///F|/Source/ELProjects/html/pr1348.html (8 of 12)7/17/2007 9:09:09 AM Baby Bibs Turn the bib right side out and fold in the top and Align the layers of trim and pin in place. Cut a 1 1/2 inch strip of file:///F|/Source/ELProjects/html/pr1348.html (9 of 12)7/17/2007 9:09:09 AM Baby Bibs Sew a seam around the edges of each Velcro piece. Sew a 3/8 inch top stitch seam file:///F|/Source/ELProjects/html/pr1348.html (10 of 12)7/17/2007 9:09:09 AM Baby Bibs If you did not add trim to your bib, you can use bias tape to First, fold the starting end of the tape inward, and fold it Sew a 3/8 inch top stitch along file:///F|/Source/ELProjects/html/pr1348.html (11 of 12)7/17/2007 9:09:09 AM