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Thursday, March 3, 2011

Bandana Bib : Tutorial


This weekend I made a bandana bib for my son. He is quite a drooler and would probably drool for a while. As he is too old to wear regular bibs all the time, bandana bib does the job and it looks more like  a stylish scarf. So, instead of buying anymore bandana bibs, I decided to make few on my own. I got some fabric in nice boys prints, one of them being the dinosaur one, ofcourse.

Stuff you would need:

  • Fabric for the front of bib. I chose flannel as it absorbs very good 
  • Fabric for lining, preferably, waterproof cloth. The fabric for lining the cloth diapers should also work. 
  • Thread for sewing
  • Sewing machine
  • Scissors
  • Measuring tape

How To:

Step 1: Cut a triangle(13*13*17) from the flannel and lining fabric, both of same size.













Step 2: Place both the triangles with wrong sides together and fold around 1/2 inch of both the fabrics together on the back side and sew it on all 3 sides.  









Step 3: Attach velcro : With the front facing you, add 3 small squares of rough side of velcro on the right side of the bandana.








Step 4: With the back side of bib facing you, add a strip of fuzzy side of velcro on the right side.









Step 5: Bandana bib is ready for your little one.

6 comments:

Anuja Krishnan said...

oh! love the fabric...such cute animals and a rocking end product :)

Tania Tangri said...

Thanks Anu..

Henna Tangri said...

Such a cute one..I am sure Kabu would sleep with this on... :))

Yamini Kaur said...

Haven't seen any pix of him wearing it.. this is so cute !!

peteralexanderr said...

There are different types of baby bibs which are available nowadays. Maintaining the comfort and cleanness is the main aspect of your child, you can choose whatever baby bib is most appropriate to the needs of your child.
personalised bibs

Anonymous said...

I would make them bigger than this as I made some for my new Grandson and at 4 months, they are too small.

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