Wee man is teething.
This means only one thing... dribble and LOTS of it!
So what does a crafty mother do?
... She makes dribble bibs of course!
The great thing about making my own is that I can play around with the pattern and materials. At the moment I have only made one, but I fully intend to make more in the future.
This bib is made with one layer of cotton and 2 layers of microfleece. First impression is that its not too bulky and it feels beautifully soft, but I want to test and see if it is absorbent enough.
The pattern was loosely based upon a bib that we already own. I think I may alter it slightly for future bibs.
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| Wee Man looks pretty happy with his new bib don't you think?! |
This bib is made with one layer of cotton and 2 layers of microfleece. First impression is that its not too bulky and it feels beautifully soft, but I want to test and see if it is absorbent enough.
The pattern was loosely based upon a bib that we already own. I think I may alter it slightly for future bibs.
Well done crafty mumma! Good job :)
ReplyDeleteYeah for you for 3 reasons!
ReplyDelete1) the bib
2) blog post during day time
3) your lil lady
You must be spinning in happiness
Fab idea - my baby got given some of these style bibs - I never even thought to use them as a template to make more!
ReplyDeletegreat idea.. love the fabric! and the toothy grin :)
ReplyDeleteawwwww, look at those little gnashers and that amazing bib! He looks very chuffed indeed..clever mummy :)x
ReplyDeleteAww very good! I know about dribble!!!
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This is adorable. I have an 8 month old little girl who is teething and drueling like crazy and this is a lot cuter than having a big big on her all the time. I would love it if you would stop by and share at the link party going on right now at Lines Across My Face.
ReplyDelete:)Rachel
http://linesacrossmyface.blogspot.com/2011/08/cure-for-common-monday-3-craft-link.html
Fantastic idea and it looks so cute! I'm told that necessity is the mother of invention.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. This project is being featured this week at Lines Across My Face. Stop by and pick up your featured button. I hope to see you again this week.
ReplyDeleteRachel
http://linesacrossmyface.blogspot.com/2011/08/cure-for-common-monday-4-craft-link.html
Good job crafty mama :) I am sure this must have inspired a lot of moms in blogland.
ReplyDeleteWe have a link-up party going on - Tea Time Thursdays @ Kreative Korner. I would really appreciate if you'd link up some of your awesome posts there. Hope to see you at the party.
http://tanyaanurag.blogspot.com/2011/08/tea-time-thursdays-2-and-features.html