So did you wear your green today? Here's my fam toting our glorious green garments:
I should have sewed something green today, but I ran across an OSU towel at a thrift store for 59c, and you guessed it, it's becoming a toddler bib. I'm on a roll with these towel bibs. They're so quick and easy to make. I'm a lazy sewer. I like short projects that I can get done in under an hour. It's something about the instant gratification...
Below is the bib all finished minus the trim. The gray fabric was a polo shirt of my hubby's that made it to my fabric pile. Thank goodness for pit stains! I get lots of shirts that way :) The fabric on the back was a thrifted skirt awhile back. I love polka dots. They make me happy.
And once again, I can't decide which trim to use so I'll put it to a vote. My husband voted for the white rick rack, but I don't think I like that one. I think I like the red polka dot ribbon the best.
All the trims... aren't they purdy? I like the packaging for the black rick-rack-esque stuff. Below are the four options. Leave me a comment and let me know which one looks the best.
Love the fam photo! I had to dig thru summer clothes to find a green T"...I have green fingers right now, will that count?LOL
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute family photo. Love the baby Buckeye bib. It's so important to start them out early. We removed the blue and maize crayons from the pack. (not really, well...)
ReplyDeleteI go for either the white or black rick rack. The white is best, I think. beep, beep... polka dots in red do not scream baby boy, haha!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a clever idea! And we go through so many bibs, that I can see sewing a bunch of these.
ReplyDeleteI too like the red polka dot trim, to match the dots on the back.
Hi! Thank you for visiting my blog and for leaving such a nice comment. I've enjoyed browsing your blog and seeing the cute clothing that you make for your little one. You have a beautiful family and you all look wonderful in green!
ReplyDeleteThought I'd mention to you that I have made bouquets out of fabric flowers before and they turned out really cute. Your idea to turn it into a wedding bouquet is a good one. Just to let you know, I plan to do a post on how to add a wire to fabric flowers in a future post.
Take care!
Aloha!
You know this Buckeye mama loves the bib! Adorable!!! Great family photo, btw.
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