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Any thoughts as to the best fabric to use for baby bibs? Do you line the? Add batting? I'm interested in making some of those cute bibs for holidays, etc. Thanks for any tips you can give me.
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dailylaundry
10 Dec 2014
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I usually add batting in between - and make mine reversible. There are many cute in the hoop designs out there!! Good luck!! Hugs, Laura*
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When you line them with batting, do you have to quilt?
you can add an embroidery design to it & then the binding so no need for quilting that way, but you can if you like
Another question.. You certainly are going to get tired of me! Where to you get the in the hoop designs?
Most any of the companies have in the hoop designs. You will find a category called that or ITH
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There is a fabric called "Pul" which is for baby things. Its waterproof and comes in so many cute baby designs.
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http://www.diapersewingsupplies.com/pul-fabric-prints/
www.diapersewingsupplies.com
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I usually do Terry towel on one side and pul fabric on the other, batting isn't needed.
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I should have added to this post that I would be embroidering on them.
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I use cotton fabric and put towelling in the middle and make mine reversible. I hoop the fabric and towelling and embroider the front and use a contrast for the back with no embroidery. Depending on where you are and whether you want something to dry faster you could out cotton flannel inside. Just wash everything first.
If you click on my name you will see a picture of some bibs I did a while ago.
If you click on my name you will see a picture of some bibs I did a while ago.
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graceandham
05 Jan 2015
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Do you live where there are Walmarts? They have a pack of tiny baby bibs of thin terry backed by plastic/vinyl that barely fit my 4 x 4 hoop. Very servicable and no sewing, just embroider. There's usually a girls' colors pack and a boys' colors pack
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I make mine in the hoop and use flannel on the back and front and batting in the middle.
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jofrog2000
06 Jan 2015
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Hi Kiki,
Check out the post, go through the Sewing posts for lot of place for free patterns.
You can make bibs out of almost anything. Buy premade terry, or quilted. Make your own and bind with bias strip, or sew and turn right side out for covered stitches.
Terry, pre-quilted, old T shirts ( super clean, obviously) cottons. You can use a flannel backed table cloth with the flannel side out as a backing. Limitless.
Jo
Check out the post, go through the Sewing posts for lot of place for free patterns.
You can make bibs out of almost anything. Buy premade terry, or quilted. Make your own and bind with bias strip, or sew and turn right side out for covered stitches.
Terry, pre-quilted, old T shirts ( super clean, obviously) cottons. You can use a flannel backed table cloth with the flannel side out as a backing. Limitless.
Jo
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free online sewing patterns
www.cuteembroidery.com