Making a Bib Holder

RE: Making a Bib Holder Post By (Guest Post) (04/07/2008) We have three messy boys ranging in age from 8-13. I got so tired of scrubbing stains off of their shirts from sauces like spaghetti,ketchup, mustard, & chocolate. I ordered extra large paper bibs from a dental supply company (500 bibs/napkins for $17.00 along with several bib chain holders for about $4.00 each. Now the boys shirts are covered during meals and no more food stains. The bib clips travel well and we use them both at home and in restaurants. This is better than having them tuck a paper napkin in their collar as you get much more coverage using using dental bibs & bib clips. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making a Bib Holder Post By Jean in GA (Guest Post) (12/29/2006) When my dad was sick with Alzheimers, I made him several bibs. I used kitchen handtowels. I cut them in half, used a plate to make a half moon at the top to go around his neck. I wanted some of the bib on his shoulders as I had to feed him alot in bed. If he turned his head with food, it wouldn't go on his clothes. I then took a ribbon, left about 6 inches on one end, and started sewing around the half moon, leaving about 6 inches of ribbon on the other side. Make several of these, as you will probably need one for each mealtime and probably for snacks, and just a cup of water. They are very easy to make, takes about 5 minutes for 2 bibs. I liked the terry towels because they seemed to keep his clothes drier. Report Spam or Abuse