I thought today to show you how to make a simple bib from fabrics that we have at home.
This project stems from the observation that we use in our house every day and sometimes we throw tissues that are no longer useful in order that they initially. To avoid unnecessary waste, we can learn to find new ways to use them, reinventing them for new uses.
Great versatility in this sense has the old cotton terry towels, perhaps become too thin, or in some places faded or stained. It 'easy to reuse for other projects, like this one for example!
For the bib so I used a cotton terry cloth and flannel, both recovered.
First we create for ourselves a model . It is not difficult, from a normal A4 paper and disegnatelo more or less like this one on the left. The model occupies the entire sheet, so you also have an idea of \u200b\u200bsize.
the sponge is then cut the fabric, following the pattern we just created. We leave just a little 'of seam allowance.
Then put the two layers on each other, d IGHT against right, stop with some sewing needles and leaving a 'margin, as shown in photo . Remember to leave a small opening by which they turn over the job.
E 'useful make some small change along the tighter corners, as this will prevent the edge from curling in a very aesthetic and functional.
Now turn work through the opening, bringing in a straight line, hand sewing the opening, and then sew along the edges to finish.
In conclusion automatically add a button, can be easily found in haberdashery. Here we see a pair in black, but you will find them easily and even transparent chrome, suitable for all uses!
And here, all done, the bib is ready! It was not that difficult, right??
This project stems from the observation that we use in our house every day and sometimes we throw tissues that are no longer useful in order that they initially. To avoid unnecessary waste, we can learn to find new ways to use them, reinventing them for new uses.
Great versatility in this sense has the old cotton terry towels, perhaps become too thin, or in some places faded or stained. It 'easy to reuse for other projects, like this one for example! For the bib so I used a cotton terry cloth and flannel, both recovered.
First we create for ourselves a model . It is not difficult, from a normal A4 paper and disegnatelo more or less like this one on the left. The model occupies the entire sheet, so you also have an idea of \u200b\u200bsize.
the sponge is then cut the fabric, following the pattern we just created. We leave just a little 'of seam allowance.
Then put the two layers on each other, d IGHT against right, stop with some sewing needles and leaving a 'margin, as shown in photo . Remember to leave a small opening by which they turn over the job.
E 'useful make some small change along the tighter corners, as this will prevent the edge from curling in a very aesthetic and functional.
Now turn work through the opening, bringing in a straight line, hand sewing the opening, and then sew along the edges to finish.
In conclusion automatically add a button, can be easily found in haberdashery. Here we see a pair in black, but you will find them easily and even transparent chrome, suitable for all uses! And here, all done, the bib is ready! It was not that difficult, right??
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