Add a bit of glamour to your little one’s mealtime. Cute ruffles near the shoulders give the look of fancy cap sleeves. The layers come together with all-around binding that turns into tails to tie the bib in place.
Cuteness alert! These baby bibs are pretty and practical. The front is made from Jelly Roll strips. The back is absorbent terry cloth. Download our free Baby’s First Christmas gift tags to create an adorable holiday bundle.
Babies drool. It’s kinda their job. It’s also messy and the cause of frequent changes of clothing. Our bandana style drool bibs are a great way to keep baby clean, dry, and cutie pie. Free pattern downloads in 3 sizes.
It’s the perfect “protection pair.” A bib for baby and a burp cloth for the person holding baby! We used two coordinating cottons with a layer of soft batting between – a bit more fashionable than slinging a dish towel over your shoulder.
Make Baby’s First Holiday special with an adorable baby quilt and matching bib. We used traditional 9-patch blocks, but stretched four of the squares within each block into rectangles, resulting in the look of a little wrapped present.
It seems like any time we feature baby projects here on S4H, they immediately rise to the top of everyone’s “must-do-now” lists. We think it’s because there are so many fun fabrics out there these days. You can choose everything from traditional bunnies and duckies, to bold graphics and colors, such as the modern prints