It seems I like posts about big bibs (exemplified by my other big bib posts here and here). But who doesn’t like big bibs?! Besides, this one has sleeves!!
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For my son’s first birthday [...]
Let’s face it. Babies + Food = Big Mess. This is where a big bib comes into play. I wanted to share two great patterns/tutorials for some oversized bibs that are helpful to parents as baby learns hand-mouth coordination.
First, the “Bapron.” From “Craftiness is Not Optional.”
Second, [...]
Bibs are really, really important for babies, especially babies over six months old. I’ve come across a couple more bib tutorials that are easy and practical that I wanted to share with you:
First from The Object Project:
The template for this is literally a cereal box [...]
I’ve had this idea for a while, but it’s been on the back burner since Embellish Your Onesie Month was taking center stage, but now it’s time for a little bib love. Bibs are a great accessory, but the problem is they get dirty. And so “Ma-Ma” takes the dirty [...]
If you’re like me, you hate to buy things that you know you are ultimately going to throw away, especially when you could make something better yourself. Take disposable bibs for example. 36 for $18 at Target? Or even 24 for $6 on Amazon? Call me cheap, but “no, thanks,” says I. So, to [...]
Bibs are a bit of a gray area of the handmade baby clothes world. Are they really clothes? Well, depending on the drooli-ness of your baby, their bib may be the thing that is seen more often than that cute top underneath! So in my opinion, a bib is definitely clothing in [...]
I’ve promised a post for the boys, so here it is: Ties! How cute is it to have a little tie on your son’s (or grandson’s) bib? What about his onesie? His sweater? You get the picture. Ties can be found on almost every article of infant boy clothes. The great thing is [...]
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