How To Sew Baby Bibs From Kitchen Towels! || @BellewoodCottage

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What you'll need 1 Kitchen Towel (28.5”L x 17.5” W) 1 Fastener (snap tape, or Velcro) 9” of ¼” wide elastic A small bowl (about 4”) for making neckline template

Get App Cutting template. @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Mark the top 2” of towel on the horizontal (short) edge. 1 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Trim and set aside for collar. 2 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Fold towel in half lengthwise to locate the center and snip. Mark a line 4.5" down. 3 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Trim 4.5" line that was just marked from the top edge of the bib. 4 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Find a cup, mug, etc. and trace it and cut out to make a 4.25” circle template on scrap paper. 5 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Place circle template at the edge of the vertical line cut into the towel. Trace around template. 6 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Cut away the fabric. This is the neckline/collar area. 7 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Hem the raw edges using a ¾” hem (fold under 3/8” and 3/8” again). 8 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Tip: Before sewing the short side raw edges, trim seam allowance corners to reduce bulk. 9 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Trim seam allowance corners and hem the short raw edges using a ¾” folded hem. 10 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Finished seams. @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Grab the 2” strip of fabric and pin (right sides & raw edges together) to neckline. 11 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Trim excess leaving a 1” overhang. Fold over and hem raw edge. 12 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App After hemming raw edge, finish pinning down along neckline edge. 13 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Stitch a 3/8" seam allowance to attach the collar to the neckline. 14 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Fold the collar over onto the wrong side (enclosing seam allowance) and stitch. 15 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Cut a 9” piece of ¼” wide elastic. 16 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Measure down 13” from top of bib (both sides). Use a ruler to draw a guideline across if wanted. 17 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Stretch and stitch the elastic to the bib using guide. Start/end 1” in from the sides 18 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Measure vertically down 11" from the top edge of the bib on each side. Mark these spots. 19 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Fold the top edges down (wrong sides together) and stitch ½” on each edge to secure arms. 20 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Almost done! @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Choose your preferred fastener (snap tape or Velcro). 21 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Stitch your fastener to the back of the bib. 22 @BellewoodCottage on

Get App Snip threads and you are done! @BellewoodCottage on

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