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10 quilted baby bib tutorials

August 6, 2014 by Kym Terranova

When it comes to creating handmade gifts for babies, bibs often get overlooked. However, bibs are a great project to get creative with because of their small size and endless possibilities for color combinations and patterns. By making a bib, you can truly showcase your unique style and create something special for a new mom and her little one.

Gone are the days of only pink and blue bibs, now you can use anything from your fabric stash to create something unique and eye-catching. The possibilities are truly endless, from fun prints and patterns to solid colors, you can mix and match to your heart’s content.

The traditional bibs in this tutorial include options for both boys and girls, and they come in a variety of styles, from simple and classic to bold and colorful. One bib features a cute animal applique, while another has a fun, modern geometric design. We’ve also included a bib with a soft and absorbent terry cloth back, perfect for messy eaters.

No matter what your personal style is, you’re sure to find a bib design in this tutorial that you’ll love. All of these bibs are easy to sew, even if you’re a beginner, and they can be made in just a few hours. So, why not give it a try? You’ll have a fun and functional bib for a baby, and you’ll also have a great sense of satisfaction knowing you made something special with your own two hands.

 

quilted patchwork bib
Quilted Patchwork Bib Pattern And Tutorial – Sew She Sews  Looking for a bib that’s both stylish and functional? Look no further than this Quilted Patchwork Bib from Sew She Sews! This bib pattern combines the art of patchwork quilting with the practicality of a bib to create a truly unique and special item for a little one. Follow the step-by-step tutorial to create a bib that’s both cute and absorbent, perfect for messy eaters.

 

classic pretty quilted bib
The classic pretty little Baby Bib Pattern – Nana Company Keep it simple and sweet with this classic Baby Bib pattern from Nana Company. Perfect for a new baby, this bib is made from soft, absorbent fabric and is easy to sew, even for beginners. With its adorable scalloped edge and delicate design, this bib will be a cherished item for any little one.

 

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Rag Quilt Baby Bib Tutorial – Creations by Kara For a bib that’s both practical and cozy, try this Rag Quilt Baby Bib Tutorial from Creations by Kara. Made from soft, warm flannel and featuring a fun, rag-quilt style, this bib is perfect for snuggling up with baby. With the step-by-step tutorial, you’ll be able to create a bib that’s both stylish and functional in no time.

 

quilted baby bib tutorial
Quilted Baby Bib Tutorial – Our Cozy Nest Add a touch of quilted coziness to your baby’s wardrobe with this Quilted Baby Bib Tutorial from Our Cozy Nest. With its simple design and fun pop of color, this bib is perfect for keeping baby clean and stylish. Follow the step-by-step instructions to create a bib that’s sure to become a staple in baby’s wardrobe.

 

western blue jean bib
Western Blue Jean Baby Bib – Treasures Renewed For a bib with a touch of Western flair, check out this Western Blue Jean Baby Bib from Treasures Renewed. Made from repurposed blue jeans, this bib is both stylish and environmentally friendly. With its classic design and durable fabric, this bib is perfect for messy eaters and active little ones.

 

quilted best bib on the block
Best Bib on the Block – My Go-Go Life  Make a statement with this Best Bib on the Block from My Go-Go Life. With its bold, modern design and absorbent material, this bib is perfect for keeping baby clean and stylish. Follow the step-by-step tutorial to create a bib that’s sure to be the talk of the town.

 

quilted monster bib
Quilted Monster Bib – Stubbornly Crafty 

Add some fun and personality to baby’s wardrobe with this Quilted Monster Bib from Stubbornly Crafty. With its cute monster design and soft, absorbent fabric, this bib is perfect for messy eaters. Follow the tutorial to create a bib that’s both adorable and practical.

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DIY T-shirt bib – Made with Mama’s Love 

For a bib that’s easy to make and even easier on the wallet, try this DIY T-shirt bib from Made with Mama’s Love. Made from a soft, comfortable t-shirt, this bib is perfect for keeping baby clean and cozy. With the step-by-step tutorial, you’ll be able to create a bib in no time.

Apple Bib
Boutique Baby Bibs – A Spoonful of Sugar – Give baby a touch of boutique style with these Boutique Baby Bibs from A Spoonful of Sugar. With their unique designs and absorbent fabric.

 

bib holder
Bib Backpack– A project at a time

 

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Comments

  1. Bonnie young says

    August 7, 2014 at 9:06 am

    Looking forward to getting the downloads

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Discover the ultimate collection of 22 Positive Quilt Patterns

In the world of quilting, there’s a rich tapestry of patterns, each with its own unique story and charm. Among these, Positive Quilts stand out as a symbol of optimism and creativity. These quilts, characterized by their use of plus signs (+) or X patterns, evoke a sense of positivity and brightness in their design.

The history of Positive Quilts dates back to traditional quilting techniques, where the plus sign motif was commonly used to symbolize unity, harmony, and positive energy within the quilt’s design. Over time, this motif has evolved into various interpretations and styles, reflecting the diverse tastes and preferences of quilters worldwide. It is also a very simple straight cut design making it  a favorite pattern with beginners.

In this roundup of “22 Positive Quilt Patterns,” we explore a plethora of designs and tutorials that celebrate the beauty and versatility of Positive Quilts. From the classic X and Plus Quilt Pattern to modern interpretations like the Bear Crossing Quilt Pattern.

Whether you’re a seasoned quilter looking for a new project or a beginner eager to explore the world of quilting, these patterns provide endless inspiration and possibilities. From scrap-busting Positive Patterns to free tutorials by renowned designers like Jeni Baker, there’s something for every skill level and style preference.

Join us as we delve into the world of Positive Quilts, where creativity knows no bounds, and every stitch tells a story of hope and happiness.

Now, let’s explore the diverse array of patterns and tutorials featured in this roundup:

 

X and Plus Quilt Pattern

Scrap Busting Positive Pattern

Bear Crossing Quilt Pattern 

Definitely Positive Quilt Tutorial – The Cloth Parcel

Proof Positive Plus Quilt – The Cloth Parcel 

Make This: Proof Positive Quilt Tutorial – The Cloth Parcel 

Positive Side Quilt 

Positive Cluck Cluck Sew PDF 

Free Quilt Pattern – Polished Marble – Paintbrush Studio Fabrics 

Free Tutorial – Modern Plus Quilt by Jeni Baker 

X Plus Quilt Block 

Plus quilt pattern | For The Love Of George

Scrappy Plus Sign Quilt (- and tutorial) | cuckooblue

Plaid Plus Quilt Pattern – Digital PDF download — Taren Studios 

english paper piecing plus quilt | All about patchwork and quilting

Plus Blocks tutorial — Stitched in Color 

Plus Plus Quilt Pattern – Two Tone Version 

SpringLeaf Studios: Summer Sangria, an X-Plus Quilt

Little Birdie Secrets: free plus quilt pattern & tutorial 

Free Simple Plus Quilt Pattern – PDF download – Quilty Love

Baby Plus Quilt Tutorial – Hello Melly Designs

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