Showing posts with label Handmade bib. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Handmade bib. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 November 2012

Fabulous 50's Bib by Nicole Mallalieu

My fussy eater of 13 months old Maxime has decided to feed himself - *big sigh
* - and despite my attempts of redirecting the spoon, we always end up with some kind of artwork on the clothes.

So, browsing on the internet, I found this lovely bib pattern from Nicole Mallalieu : the Fabulous 50's Bib which I immediately fell for. It's got a terry cloth lining and an optional food-catching pocket, very handy indeed. The binding adds a very neat finish to the whole lot. $6.95 and one download later, I had it printed.

I thought it was a tad small for Maxime so I enlarged it by 25%, which I found a bit too large after trying it on him. I still made 2 of those so that he can grow into them, but the next one, I will try to enlarge it by only 10%.

Taaadaaaaa :






I used an old bath towel for the lining, 1 fat quarter ($2 at GJ's Discount Fabric) and 3m of 25mm bias ($6). It was a bit short of bias, so I had to patch up one of the sleeve (which you can see on the back picture of the bib).

Second version :

As you can see, the pocket is hanging a bit low on Maxi.


Next time, I'll post the steps and the 10% enlarged bib.