Quilt using baby bibs
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She wants to use them to wrap up in with her little girl & for her to be able to use when she has her cousins over. She is also planning way ahead so she will have them a keepsake when her daughter goes to collage. She is only six now.
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I removed the snaps from the back of the bib very carefully so I would not cut into the front, some of them were velcro and I did the same thing. I machine appliqued the bibs to the top using a decorative stitch and tried to stay close to the edge, sometimes the edging was too thick so I used it as a guide. The bibs were the easiest to do and a lot of fun. I did find that you need to go very slow if doing a decorative stitch .
Thank you for looking and commenting on them, both were a lot of fun and I am finally giving them to the receipieant tonight.
Thank you for looking and commenting on them, both were a lot of fun and I am finally giving them to the receipieant tonight.
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What a great idea. I never thought about that. I have a great nephew coming in July and I think I will get my Niece to save me some of his clothes after he outgrows them and baby blanket and bibs and etc. What a great way to go down memory lane later.
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Quilting is my hobby and I enjoy it that is really a great idea and i too would like to see it. I think it would look lovely and may give me a chance to learn more about quilting and maybe try it out.
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