Turned a Baby Bib into an Adult Bib
01-21-2013, 03:11 PM
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You have made some really nice bibs which most people would prefer to wear as they look stylish. I once saw a bib made for a man using the top of a shirt (the collar etc) with the towel like yours underneath which also looked good.
01-21-2013, 06:33 PM
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I need to just quit talking about it and go ahead and make a bib to wear to my fave Mexican restaurant where I ALWAYS spill some salsa down my front!!!! These would be so quick; thanks for the idea.
Jan in VA
Jan in VA
01-21-2013, 06:41 PM
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Very nice design! One suggestion is to consider using large easy to grip tabs with small velcro squares on the shoulder instead of the pullover method. It will be easier for some impaired people to put on themselves, and confused folks can be terrified of having clothing pulled down over their heads.
01-22-2013, 05:55 AM
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Originally Posted by lalaland
I really like this child bib pattern using a washcloth http://www.parkerpiecekeepers.com/fr...m-members.html so decided to try enlarging it for an adult, using a hand towel. When seated, the hand towel covers the front and the lap. Instead of using velcro or snaps to close the yoke, I sewed the ends of the yoke together, it slips snugly over my head so hopefully it will pretty much fit the same on someone else. I am giving them to a friend who works with the activities director at a convalescent home. She said they always need bibs.
The neck circumference is horizontal 6-7/8", vertical 6-3/8".
The neck circumference is horizontal 6-7/8", vertical 6-3/8".
My husband and I have an Assisted Living in our home and look forward to making some new "Crumb Catchers"
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