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Baby Bib with Pocket

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Learning to use a spoon can be messy, but these cute bibs make cleanup easy, giving you more time to play!

Project courtesy of Jo-Ann Fabric & Craft Stores

Crafting Time: 1-2 hours

Skill Level: Some experience necessary

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SUPPLIES & TOOLS:

Nursery fabric:
1/3 yd. Juvenile print
1/4 yd. Coordinating print
1/3 yd. Batting
1 pkg. Wrights Maxi Piping
1 pkg. Sew-On Velcro
Basic sewing supplies

DIRECTIONS:

Enlarge pattern (see PDF) approximately 250%, so finished dimensions are 9-1/2"W x 13-3/4"H.
Cut two bib pieces from juvenile calico and one bib piece from batting. Cut two pocket pieces from coordinating calico.
With raw edges even, sew piping to straight edge of one pocket piece. With right sides together, sew pocket pieces together. Turn and press.
With raw edges even, baste pocket to one bib piece. Stitch piping to right side bib piece.
With right sides together, layer bib pieces with batting. Stitch, leaving an opening for turning. Turn, press and slip stitch opening.
Stitch Velcro pieces to upper edges of bib.

Learning to use a spoon can be messy, but these cute bibs make cleanup easy, giving you more time to play!

Ratings & Reviews

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great gift

Reviewer: Randi, 10/15/2008

I just completed one bib. I must say it is very cute. The seam width is dependent on the piping. I used the piping that the pattern calls for and the seam width was approximately 1/4". I also made the first one with the batting and it is a little heavy. I like the idea of using a flannel material for the back of the bib. Next time, I would buy 3/8 of a yard of the main fabric for a one way print.

Just right

Reviewer: Diane, 08/30/2007

I just found this pattern and it will be just perfect for baby shower presents. I think that the seam width will be determined by the width of the pipping you use.

Needs seam widths

Reviewer: Anonymous, 08/20/2007

I haven't made this project, but it would have been good if the seam widths were included. I will probably use a 1/2 inch seam. Also, an option of not including the pocket and instead embroidering might be nice to include. Finally, rather than use nursery fabric and batting, jut use a backing of cotton flannel or terry as an alternative.

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