Scalloped bib pattern free

A quick and easy DIY Baby Bib with optional collar. 1/4 Yard cotton fabric, 1/4 yard Terry cloth. Step-by-step. Free PDF Pattern

Why buy when you can DIY baby bibs? Not only does making your own baby bibs for your own child or for your next baby shower keep costs down, but sewing them yourself allows you to create customized and personalized bibs that everyone will adore. And if you're looking for easy baby bibs to make, then you've come to the right place. We have baby bibs patterns you need to see! First, one full tutorial (and video) that shows you how to make a baby bib with a printable template. After that…

Our scalloped baby bib sewing pattern is your ticket to creating adorable and functional baby accessories with ease. Key Features: -Instant Download: Get started on your project right away with our instant download feature. -Language: English and Spanish -Measurements shown in inches and centimeters -Easy-to-Follow Instructions: Whether you're a seasoned crafter or a beginner, our step-by-step instructions make it simple to create beautiful and functional baby bibs. -Versatile Design: This…

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I love sewing for babies. And I love sewing baby gifts. They’re just so easy and only take bits of fabric. My favorite way to give a gift is the semi-homemade approach, mixing handmade with store-bought products. Best of both worlds. So when JOHNSON’S® asked me to partner with them and their newly designed bottles, […]