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Feb
23
When my daughter was a baby, our most reached-for bibs were ones made from a towel that slid over her head. No velcros, no ties, just pulled right over her head. Threads of Mine shows how to make these super practical bibs in a video tutorial. Get the tutorial.
[via Field Trips in Fiber]
- Tutorial: Slipover baby bib from dishtowels
- Tutorial: Hooded bath towel for baby
- Cool idea: Inexpensive tie lining
- Lookie what she made: Beach towel poncho
- Tutorial: Little girls’ patchwork skirt
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