Last night both my girls went to bed early so I decided to take advantage of the spare time and make a couple bibs. I've been obsessed with putting initials on everything I make, so I had to add those too!
First I ironed some scrap pieces of fusible interfacing onto the wrong side of my fabric-
Then traced on my letters (I cut my letters with my cricut, but you could print letters off word onto cardstock and cut them out too.
Like this-
I traced around a bib I already had and liked-
Peeled the backing off my letter and ironed it on-
Then stitched around it-
there-
Then to make the backing I cut the bib out around the backing fabric, right sides together-
I added a couple pins and starting stitching around the edge-
Things shifted and everything got out of wack. Luckily, I'm a pro with the seam ripper and quickly took the whole thing back apart to start over. Whoever invented the seam ripper was a genius!
The second time around I used a whole lot more pins, sewed right sided together leaving a little hole for turning it right side out. I turned it and top stitched around the whole thing.-
Then added some velcro squares. Black would have looked better, but white was all I had on hand-
It finished up pretty cute-
The back-side is pretty cute too, totally reversible!
What a lovely idea!!! I'm in love with this minky fabric!! I love appliques:-) I found your blog through Tatertots and Jello, and I'm so glad I did!!! I'm now following, can't wait to see more of your stuff:-)
ReplyDeleteMaybe if you get the chance you could come over to my blog @ http://sewhappiness.blogspot.com and check out my appliques:)
Have a great weekend!!
Eleni
Lucie loves her bib and mommy loves it even more! So thankful I have a friend who can make us such cute things!
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