Little Critters Baby Bib
Use Accuquilt Go! Dies to embellish this free towel bib pattern. The dragonfly, ladybug, and butterfly appliques make this Little Critters Baby Bib perfect for a baby girl. The simple tutorial will teach you how to sew a bib using a terry towel and binding.
Project TypeMake a Project
Quilt Size8 inches wide x 10 inches long
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Primary TechniqueApplique
MATERIALS:
- 1/4 yard terry toweling fabric OR a hand towel
- 1/2 yard binding fabric or packaged double fold binding
- Fabric scraps for appliqué
- 1/4 yard fusible web product
- Accuquilt Go! fabric cutter
- Accuquilt Go! Critters (55030)
- Accuquilt Go! 6" x 12" mat (55112)
- Accuquilt Go! strip cutter 2-1/2" (55017)
CUTTING DIRECTIONS:
- Cut 1—8" x 10" rectangle from toweling
- Cut 65" of 2-1/2" wide strips on the bias for binding
- Cut 1—appliqué shape with fusible web backing
SEWING DIRECTIONS:
- Round corners of toweling rectangle.
- Draw a 5" circle on paper (or use a saucer).
- Fold paper circle in half to use as pattern for neck cutout.
- Center half circle on top edge of toweling rectangle and trace.
- Cut along traced line.
- Bind curved neck edge.
- Bind outer edge of bib, leaving a 15" tail at back neck edges for tie.
- Center an appliqué shape on bib. Fuse according to manufacturer’s directions.
- Machine appliqué edges of appliqué shape adding detail as desired.
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GW
Jul 20, 2012
I believe this would be safer with hook and loop fastener vice the tie strings, could be a choking hazard. Also it is really too bad everyone can not afford a cutter, but the appliques as a file to download and the people who do not have access to an auto cutter can still make the item.
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