Blue Terry Adult Bib Pattern
Make Stylish Bibs for Adult & Senior Needs
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This is a pattern for a classic utilitarian bib, easy to sew and launder. This is the kind of bib that you would make several of so you can change them as they become soiled and then launder them when there are enough for a load in the washing machine.

This bib is sewn from Terrycloth and is suitable to be sewn with a double layer of flannelette fabric or other absorbent fabric. * Pre- wash fabrics Blue Terry Cloth Senior Bib Pattern

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*Print the Pieces and Tape Them Together
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Sewing Instructions:
How to Make a bib for adults

Step #1

Step #2
Sew Bias tape around neck edge, then around large edge of bib. Finish with short ends turning the ends of the bias tape to finish bias tape.

Step # 3 Velcro
Fit the bib for Velcro placement and stitch in place.

 

 

 

 

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Tip #1 - Washing
When using Velcro, close before laundering.

This will minimize damage to other clothing in the laundry load.

I will prevent bibs from snarling up if you are washing several at a time.

Tip #2 - Traveling
Bring an attractive bib along for long airline flights where eating will be required.

Tip #3 - Traveling
Everyone can use a bib on long car trips to save yourself from spills.

Tip #4 - Cosmetics
Keep a bib in the bathroom to slip on before applying make-up.

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Suze