When I put the design in my machine, I made it a little smaller,too, for the bib.

Luckily, I already had fabric.Thanks!-T

Just start looking in your designs,you'd be surprised what you may find.You are right about the usefullness._T

Thanks-T

Oh, there you go again, twern't nothin'.Thanks Cutie-T

Thanks, I appreciate that-T

I appologise, I don't understand, but I believe thanks is in order-T

Thank you ,Futte, another futte bag!

Thanks,Shirleen, weren't they prefect for this ! ?

THanks,Joann, that's our futte's bag-T

Yes,thank you, the design was a prefect match!-T

Yes, so bright for the baby._T

Thank you very much, and I do like sharing, thanks to futte again for the bag idea, and our Cutie site for getting us together-T

If you have a bib you like, lay it on some tissue paper, trace all around the edges.When you cut it out, trim about 3/8" away from markings and sew R-S-T on markings, leaving an opening for turning.Then press,and topstitch close to the finished edge, and it will close up your hole for turning.Then if your hubby is still awake(haha) get him to squeeze your snaps on. (mine was in bed when I finished this, last night.Snap not on here YET.This is the standard bib for my grand-daughter, but I just split my pattern here to use both fabrics. Good luck you can do it.

Thanks, they were good for this-T

Thank you, mam,you think so,haha-T

I may could send to blastostitch(if I knew how) but I am not on Facebook.Thank you anyway for the info-T

I, too, think it did come out a "Cutie".Thanks!-T

Thank you,Chris

Why, thank you 3 times-Toogie