Tuesday, October 3, 2023
Baby Bibs
I was invited to a baby shower the other day. I had already given a baby quilt to the family, but didn't want to go to the event empty-handed.
A newsletter arrived in my email from National Quilter Circle that had a free pattern for quilt as you go baby bibs. I drew the pattern on template plastic, then made three bibs. I didn't use the quilt as you go method, just a front and a back, quilted after sewing the parts together. Two of the bibs have checkered material for the back, the third one has dots. The supplies came from my stash.
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