Neighbor asked me to make a bib for a friend's granddaughter. The surname is Koning (= Dutch for king) so I added a crown. I made one for her brother 4 years ago, but I could not find the design I made at the time. So I looked for the picture and digi

My neighbour asked me to make two bibs and embroider them with a design based on the birth announcement. I did not like the colours she chose. I would have liked them grey-ish with less contrast. I noticed the last thing I embroidered on my 4-needle w

Last week gerryvb posted a design which I liked and stitched out on a bib, or rather on two. I embossed the background to tame the fabric and mirrored it on the second one. And changed the colours a bit. Nothing as boring as doing the same thing exactly t

I bought the bias tape binder for my Bernina and practised making bibs. Just plain, with or without lining and the embroidered the unlined ones. Used my Brother 190D and some of the inbuilt designs.

I have been sewing and knitting and had not used the embroidery unit for months. But two days ago I got the request for the towel and one for a bib, or rather two identicalbibs. The boy was born on Sunday. The boy's surname is Koning (Dutch for king)

Bib - quick order in between sewing.

Bib with a simple name design on it. Used my favourite method to tame the towelling, a simple cross-hatch fill in the colour of the bib - see pic #2.

Baby bib. Had to make a gift for a newborn baby - born on my birthday - and used a few items on the announcement card to make this embroidery. I did not have the right font and did not want to spend time digitising that. Anyway, a different fond wa

Design for Maryze. I was asked to embroider a baby bathrobe with a name and 'something extra'. So I digitised something that resembled the design on the birth-announcement. Client wanted the name in pink, thus the change in colours. Tested it

had to do a bib for my neighbour - always the same design of a rabbit/hare as that's part of her surname - so I made a few for myself as well for an ongoing charity project.

Bib Had to use my new snaps. Bib is not ITH, but done the old fashioned way. Used flannel for the back, towelling for the front, with a design that matches one of the prints on the flannel.

Bib. My neighbour asked me to make (yet another) bib. I've made loads of them, with or without the cut at the back - not just for her - and usually save the cut-out circles. Some of those I use for appliqué. But among the ones I had there was not

BIb. Designed and made this bib today.

Bib I had to test a design and I had embroidered a design off center on a guest towel. I killed two birds with one stone: tested the design and made something useful from the towel.