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Old 02-03-2010, 03:46 PM
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I looked at lots of string quilts on the internet. Loved the look but needed to hand sew until I clean up the sewing room (gee, it was hard to put that in writing...) so they are hand sewn and hand quilted.

There are five colors in use but several prints. The centers are a cat print, other cat print, a zoo print, a dragon print.

I started photographing so I could see which I liked best but find I like them all.

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so cute and colorful.. :thumbup:
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What a cute idea!!
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They are so bright and colorful. Love your bibs!
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I love them! They're really cute with a focus fabric and strips around it. Very clever. :)
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WOW!!! You did an awesome job!!! I love them and they're so colorful.
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So cute and hand sewn to boot. That binding is a perfect choice.
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do you put anything on the back of the bibs to keep the wetness of the baby?
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SOOOO CUTE...
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Originally Posted by jewelps
do you put anything on the back of the bibs to keep the wetness of the baby?
I've not found a good way to add a plastic liner. I use 3/8" batting and flannel back and that works very well.

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