
i found a few pieced coin scraps from when i first started quilting. it was fun to revisit some fabrics that have been long gone from my stash. i combined them with some newer scraps to make the bib tops. the sashing is kona ash. i quilted the bib tops to some batting scraps. one is quilted with lines 1/4" apart in yellow thread and the other is FMQ in a long stipple with dark gray thread.

i used yellow flannel for the backs. i drew the bib template on the back, stitched around the drawn line then cut around the template 1/4" away from the line. i turned the bibs right side out, topstitched around and used bias binding for the ties.
i'm really happy with how they turned out and they are a fun way to use up small bits of patchwork and experiment with different quilting styles. i was thinking about stitching up a few more to try out some of my new threads.

4 comments:
They are so fun. I like the idea of flannel for the back. I hope your weekend was great, Sara!
you need some babies for those bibs! ;) xo
Very cute! I would have never thought to make them quilted to be honest.
Ironically enough I've got plans for some bibs for my teenaged niece married to a guy who just enlisted in the military and are expecting their first kid in a couple of months...
These are so absolutely adorable! I love the patchwork look!
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