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Easy Bandana Bib Pattern & Tutorial

September 4, 2017 - by Cat -

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Cue the western music!  The bandana style bibs have been on trend for a few years now and I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to make one!  Today I’m sharing my bandana bib pattern with you and showing you how you can make your own.

Use this free Bandana Bib Pattern and Tutorial to make a cute bandana style bib for your own baby or to give as a baby shower gift.

Seriously, just give the baby one of these bibs and an adorable cowboy hat.

Supplies Needed

  • the printable Bandana Baby Bib pattern
  • cotton fabric for the front of your bib
  • terrycloth for the back of your bib
  • velcro or snaps for your bib’s closure
  • rotary cutting set or scissors
  • thread, sewing machine, needles, pins

Bandana Bib Pattern & Tutorial

Step 1-

Print out the Bandana Baby Bib pattern.  Check the little one inch square to make sure the bandana bib pattern printed correctly.  If it did not, then adjust your printer settings.

Step 2-

Lay the pattern down on your piece of fabric for the front of your bib with the fabric folded over.  Line the pattern up so that the line that should be on the fold is on the fold.  Cut out your fabric.

bandana bib pattern

Step 3-

your front fabric piece down on top of the terrycloth with the right side down.  Pin the top fabric piece down onto the terrycloth and trim the excess from around the edges.

Step 4-

Sew around the outside edge of the bib, sewing 1/4 inch from the edge.  Sew almost all the way around but leave an opening of a couple of inches or so.  Be sure to backstitch a little when you start and stop.

Clip the point of the corner off of the bottom.

Step 5-

Use the opening that you left to turn the bib right side out.  Press the bib down nice and flat.

Step 6-

Pin and sew around the outside edge, sewing about 1/4 inch from the edge.

Step 7-

Attach your velcro or snap closures to the straps of your bib.  You can make the size of the bib somewhat adjustable depending on where you place your closures, if you add more than one snap, or by putting a loner bit of velcro onto the straps.

bandana bib pattern

And now you have a finished bib!  Perfect for catching all that teething drool in style.

As with all baby accessories please wear the bibs with care—use only on a child under supervision and never leave one on a sleeping baby.

So, National Sewing Month continues… be sure to let me know in the comments below if there is something that you’d like to see me make!  Also, if you want a different style of bib try my bigger and better bib pattern.

Filed Under: Crafty Cat, Sewing Tagged With: baby bib, sewing

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Comments

  1. Diane Wittkopf says

    September 16, 2017 at 2:19 pm

    Thank you for the pattern, My daughter is wanting a few of these.

    • Cat says

      September 16, 2017 at 4:57 pm

      You’re welcome! I’m sure she will love the bibs.

  2. Anita Jeane says

    September 28, 2017 at 11:23 am

    This is sooo cute. Got to make some for some of my friends’ grandbabies!! Thank you for sharing!

    • Cat says

      September 28, 2017 at 12:13 pm

      Thank you! Happy sewing!

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