A bib is simply an irreplaceable thing for a mother who feeds her baby. They are also popularly called "bibs". When using bibs, it is much easier to keep your clothes clean. Sewing a bib can be done very quickly, even if you are not a professional seamstress.
DIY bib: what you need for sewing
Sewing a bib for a child with their own hands is within the power of every nursing mother, even if she had never held a sewing machine in her hands before. Only for this should you prepare the necessary materials. It is recommended for work to take a cloth that absorbs liquid well. Terry cloth is best suited for this. You will also need cotton rags, scissors and a pencil, and a sewing machine. You cannot do without buttons, needles, threads and special crayons.
How to sew a bib
After preparing the above materials, you can start working. First, carefully join the shreds and glue them onto the cotton fabric. True, before this you will need to make a pattern or template. An experienced seamstress will definitely not need a template. If you do not have sufficient knowledge in this matter, be sure to use a pattern and try to place it along the transverse thread.
Then cut out a similar piece for the terry cloth. Remember to leave seam allowances when doing this. After that, align the two pieces on the right side and sew. Be sure to leave a couple of centimeters so that the bib can be turned out later.
Unscrew the bib and sew on the unstitched area. The process is already nearing completion. The next step is to iron the bib well and sew it. In this case, do not forget that you need to retreat a small distance from the edge. This completes sewing. It remains only to sew a button to the bib.
The feeding process is very laborious. But a cute hand-made bib will prevent your baby from getting dirty during this process. It is good that the functional accessory is made of a fabric that is highly absorbent. It is also very important that it can be easily unfastened and closed. A bib of this shape is very comfortable and will not rub at all for the baby, unlike outdated models with ties. It also additionally protects the shoulders and sleeves from dirt, which get very dirty during the feeding process.
The bibs were not invented in vain. They contribute to the development of a certain habit in the baby. The child understands that the meal is put on from the bib, and behaves more calmly. With such a useful accessory, feeding will turn into a sheer pleasure.
