Baby Bandana Drool Bibs Pattern

Repeat with your terry cloth fabric.

Baby bandana drool bibs pattern.

The small bib for 0 6 months finishes at approximately 12 snap to snap and about 6 neck to point. Add snaps to the ends of the bib paying attention to which way the snaps are going in. I m sure you could use either with great. After baby is born and starts to drool i will find out if this was a good choice or not i guess.

We have three sizes of patterns to download below. Make sure to choose the correct size. Then fold over your fabric and place the straight edge of the pattern piece along the fold of your fabric. Free bandana bib pattern from white bright this pattern used metal snaps i used plastic because i just thought they would be easier to put in and i ve never used the metal ones before.

This pattern will fit most kids aged 3 months to 2 years. Topstitch around the bib with a zig zag stitch or a long straight stitch. First of all cut out your pattern piece and remember that it s only half of your bib shape. Roughly six months ago a delightful baby boy came into my life.

Each has the same triangular bandana shape. Sew around the bib leaving a 2 5 or 3 opening on one straight top edge. The occasional spit up soiled his clean layette sets but a quick wipe and we were good. Learn how to sew baby bandana bibs.

Then four moths rolled around and the drool began. Free baby bandana bib pattern. Our smallish bandana style drool bibs are a great way to keep your babe clean and dry and cutie pie. Diy baby bandanna bib pattern diy baby bandanna bib pattern.

Cut around the pattern piece. I m not talking about your slobbery kiss baby i m talking about the soaked shirt pouring from the mouth pretty much water type. Clip the corners on the straight bib and clip the curves of the rounded bib. To make a two sided pattern as shown above print off two patterns and tape them together.

Two pieces of fabric minimum size 22 x 8 pins snap fasteners velcro or buttons work too thread sewing machine bandana bib pattern begin by printing our free bandana bib pattern onto letter sized paper and cut it out.