Collection of bibs for our "soon to be" 1st grandbaby. I embroidered to fronts,stitched on fabric backing to cover to reverse side stitching and then edged all of them using the serger.

Sehn alle sehr gut aus

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thanks!

OMG, Lindalee, these are all adorable......great job....

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thanks Vicki!

Love your bibs and a great idea with the serger around the outside.

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thank you -

They're great - that's one thing I stil have to do for my almost here great grandson 2 more days! Great incentive for me - thanks for sharing.

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by lindalee757 edited 23 Dec 2012

Thanks Linda-ooo..congratulations-I imagine by the time I am posting this your little great grandson has arrived!!

Now I know why I haven't seen you for a long time here: You were busy as a bee ;o) Seems you have a lot of fun being crafty for your grandchild...

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

Bettina-I have been busy-business, putting the baby shower together, Christmas gatherings and preparations-haven't really done a whole lot of "baby" stuff yet-I need about 10 extra hours in a day to do all the things I would "like " to do -not "have" to do -lol

A grand set of bibs :)

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thank you!

I don't think a baby can have too many bibs and I'm sure that this baby won't run out of them! Terrific bibs!

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thanks and you are so right about never too many bibs-onsies are another thing you can never have too many of.

these are great... you did a great job of explaining how you did these.. so cute..

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thanks Kathy-although I just read my posting again and where I meant to say "the" I typed "to" instead-oh well, no biggy-lol

These are so cute,where do i get the pattern. x

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thank you-no pattern-just free-hand

they are great presents

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thanks Maria

Those are so cute.

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thanks Susan

Your grandbaby willbe the best dressed baby. Cute bibs and great idea using the serger.

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thank you Karen!

Very nice, they all look terrific and I like your border, so cute
Merry Christmas
hugs
Michelle

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

Thank you Michelle
Merry Christmas to you also and I hope your recovery is stiill going well.

These are so cute! I find it hard to serge around curves. You sure did
a neat job. Can you share any hints? olds/Maureen

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

Thanks Maureen-actually for this project-I just dropped the blade-set the stitch length for 1.5-and just slow it down a bit on the curves.-quick and easy finished edging!

Lovely bibs.

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

Thanks Shirley

How smart! Love the bibs AND the serger finish!!

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thanks Gerry

Nice job on all of them. Did you use woolly thread in your lower loopers for that neat look?

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thanks Anita-no, I just used Threadart 100% varigated cotton in upper and serger cone thread in lower looper and needle.

wow what a terrifc bunch! they will be greatly appreciated & get well used too!

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thanks Loralye!

Love all these !

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thanks Mary!

Excellent i have never used my serger to trim like this thanks for the new idea hugs

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by lindalee757 23 Dec 2012

thanks Carolyn