This pattern makes a great gift for the little people in your life! This customer favorite tutorial has been revamped into an easy to save and use PDF file. You can still access the tutorial for free on our blog. Supplies needed: Printable pattern 1 fat quarter for one bib or 1 yard for approximately 10-12 bibs of organic fabric for the front -- quilting cotton, gauze, flannel and knits are great choices. Equal amount of organic fabric for the back -- I like texture and absorbency on the back. I used hemp fabric on these. Closures of your choice: Snaps or hook and loop (Velcro) Water soluble marker Pins/clips Scissors I use one pair for paper cutting (paper is a sure way to dull good fabric shears), one for fabric, and then some cute thread snippers. Turning stick/tool -- I use a wooden chopstick. (Optional if using a regular sewing machine instead of a serger) Serger is not required. Pattern can be turned and top-stitched with a regular sewing machine. This pattern is still available for free on our blog. This listing is for people who would like an easy downloadable pattern to work from and/or save for later.
