She received some "ordinary" baby bibs as a shower gift... and she is re gifting them...
So I asked if I could borrow one to create a pattern...
...because c'mon... you know I'm not going to pay $10 for a paper pattern...
Nope... instead I will use this free paper bag that came in the Sunday paper a few weeks back instead...
Plus anyway...
who would want a bib that came from Target when you can have a handmade one instead...
And when your copy cat friend asks if your favorite sister will make one for her you can tell her
"No"...
Moral of the story:
BE ORIGINAL...
make a gift...
instead of giving a crappy plastic one that came off a shelf at Target.
BE ORIGINAL...
make a gift...
instead of giving a crappy plastic one that came off a shelf at Target.
Woot woot!! You hit a nerve with me!!! More people need to MAKE gifts rather than buy the non original, mass produced stuff. Very lovely bib by the way!!! You could easilly pair it up with some of those fabulous freebies you get. I am certain you'll get free diaper coupons, powder, Parent magazine offers, etc. Gosh darn, I wish I had a kid so they could wear that bib!! Happy crafting lady!!
ReplyDeleteHooray! I was hopeful when I saw the title :)
ReplyDeleteLMLP isn't supposed to have baby things that come from China ;)
ReplyDeleteKathy... you could always make some stylin' Lobster bibs...
ReplyDeleteTori... I have not forgot your request for cloth baby diapers... I will attempt those soon.
Leopard Girl... Good... I'll alert the media... :)
Wonderful Mavis! Way to go! I like to sew too...and it is rewarding when you can give something handmade to a friend. Cute bib! :)
ReplyDeleteI've made bibs out of DH worn out jeans always better to make/re-purpose, besides those bibs from the stores are so small.
ReplyDeleteCamille... My love for sewing goes in spurts... It's usually a winter activity for me :)
ReplyDeleteViki... That's a great idea!
I often find store bibs aren't big enough lol.
ReplyDeleteLove your unique bib, might have a go at something similar (the old jeans idea sounds great)
The China comment was more of a 'bet you can't guess who made that rule' thing. :)
ReplyDeleteNaomi...I agree... they need to make the bibs bigger... :)
ReplyDeleteLeopard Girl... Pa?
That is one fabulous bib.. What a great idea. May I ask what type of materials you used?
ReplyDeleteThanks
Rachel.
RacheyJ... Hi there! I used super soft minky fabric for the back and a cute cotton owl print for the front... I know it's probably not the most durable/will last 10,005 washings kinda of bib... but I was going for more of a fancy "look at me" kinda bib... I think it turned out super cute and great for taking the baby to the grandparents house or out and about :)
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