Reversible Denim Baby Bib

This is a reversible baby bib, made using worn denim blue jeans and cotton fabric.

Approximate Time: 1 day

Supplies:

• old denim blue jeans
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• cotton fabric for backing
• sewing machine
• sewing thread
• sewing needle
• scissors
• Velcro
• steam iron
• fishing line or invisible thread

Instructions:

1. Create a bib in the shape desired. Cut one piece of denim from this pattern, and one piece of cotton for the reverse side. For my design on the front of the bib, I used the neck hole piece cut from when I cut the bib from the pattern fabric.
2. Press fabrics and sew right sides of fabric together, leaving a small 3 inch opening at the bottom to turn. Turn and press.
3. Use fishing line or invisible thread to sew the opening closed, being careful to turn the edges under to conceal them.
4. If you are including an applique, this should be done before sewing the bib pieces together. I deliberately used a regular stitch, to cause the applique to fray with each wash.
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5. After the front is stitched closed, topstitch the bib all around the edges and sew a small piece of Velcro on each side of the top closure. Fold the Velcro over the top when sewing and sew down each side to insure the bib is reversible.

By Monica from Cortez, CO