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MMS Bib Pattern

The document provides instructions for making a basic bib out of terry cloth and flannel with a stretchy knit fabric binding. It details cutting out the fabric pieces and binding, sewing the layers together, and attaching a snap closure.

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MMS Bib Pattern

The document provides instructions for making a basic bib out of terry cloth and flannel with a stretchy knit fabric binding. It details cutting out the fabric pieces and binding, sewing the layers together, and attaching a snap closure.

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make|me|studio

Cut 1 bib pattern of terry cloth and 1 of flannel.


(Optional- cut pattern in half through fold line
and use to cut fabric on the fold)

Cut 1 ½”x 35” strip from stretchy knit


fabric to make ¾“ double fold bias tape.
(Optional-use binding tool to fold and
press)

Zig zag baste two pieces of fabric wrong


sides together around the outer and

bib
inner edge.

Place edge of binding even with the


edge on neck edge of terry cloth side
and stitch close to the first fold approx. 0-6 months
1/4” from edge.
Cut 1 of terry cloth
Turn binding over folding at center crease, Cut 1 of flannel
pin in place, top-stitch on flannel side of the Cut 1½” x 35” of knit edging
bib.
(cut through top for opening)

place on fold
Repeat process for outer edge, this time leaving
approx. 3/4” binding beyond bib end.

After machine stitching in place, fold end edges in and


hand-stitch in place.

Attach snap.

[Link] © 2010 Free Pattern (not for resale)

http://makemestudio.blogspot.com © 2010 Free Pattern (not for resale)

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