Adult bibs

Sometimes we need a sewing project that's both useful and quick to whip up. Making adult bibs fits the bill perfectly. Whether it's for someone with special needs, or just a thoughtful gift for a

A man and woman at the dinner table wearing a dignity bib and dignity scarf. Image source: Live On Goods. What is a dignity bib? Before we get into what a dignity bib is, let’s discuss the me…

How to make a bib with 8 ways to embellish. Includes a free pattern! See lots of examples for your inspiration. There is an adult version too

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This month I made a batch of adult size bibs for the Dinner for 2 February project over at Hopeful Threads. She is collecting both adult and child size bibs. I started out making adult bibs first. I decided to draft my own pattern for this project and thought I would show you I did it. Supplies: 18"x36" paper for the pattern 1 yard of main fabric 1 yard of fabric for the backing ( I used flannel) 3/4" Velcro First I used a large plate (10") to round out the corners of my 18"x36" paper. Next…

For several years while my mother was in assisted living, she made and sold many adult bibs to other residents. I recently had a request to make some. I have on old one of hers to go by but that was not enough information. I learned some helpful hints from my sister who had made some so I decided to write up the directions to help others in the future. We used a kitchen towel. It is better if any design is one way. You also need about 1 ½” of Velcro and extra wide double fold bias tape which…

After finishing the angst-ridden & time-intensive kimono/jacket, and before I get started on my first pair of jeans, I thought a practical ...

This month I made a batch of adult size bibs for the Dinner for 2 February project over at Hopeful Threads. She is collecting both adult and child size bibs. I started out making adult bibs first. I decided to draft my own pattern for this project and thought I would show you I did it. Supplies: 18"x36" paper for the pattern 1 yard of main fabric 1 yard of fabric for the backing ( I used flannel) 3/4" Velcro First I used a large plate (10") to round out the corners of my 18"x36" paper. Next…

Many years ago when my daughters were small, I made t-shirts for them. My friend Wendy taught me how to sew on the neck ribbing. During that time my mom asked me to make a bib for dad. He came home everyday for lunch, and she didn't want him to spill on his dress clothes. At that time, I took a towel, cut a hole in it and used the tshirt neck rib technique. He used it for years. Now thirty five or more years later, dad asked me to make him another bib. He usually tucks a dish towel in his…