Fringe Bib Tutorial

This post originally appeared on Gugu Guru! I also wrote a review of this amazing high chair right here! We still love it, you can get it here—> Micuna Ovo High Chair

We’re still using this high chair about 3 times every single day! Mae is a really great eater! She’s fully embracing table food with her now EIGHT teeth! At 11 months, I think she’s been an early teether. I love the way she holds crackers with her little pincer grasp. She grabs them with her thumb and forefinger and then spreads the rest of her fingers out like a lady! Haha. Anyways, here’s this post from about 4 months ago!

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As soon as this little girl hit six months old she was ready to chow! It’s so much fun to see her explore food. So far she loves it all, but especially the vegetables! We partnered with Micuna for this post. They make the cutest modern baby gear and we are loving the Ovo high chair! I love mid-century modern style and this high chair fits right in. I had to go with the pink pad, but it also comes in a few other colors!

I made these modern fringe bibs to go with the chair! These bibs are fun and easy to sew up. You can customize them with your favorite fabrics and different types of trims, lace or pom poms! There are so many possibilities that will work for any sweet baby! Make sure the fringe is washable and you’re good to sew!

Read more about this high chair over at SeeKateSew.com today and enter to win one on this post!

Materials:
-1/3 yard cotton
-1 yard trim
-1/3 yard soft backing fabric, I’m using double gauze from Raspberry Creek Fabrics
–pattern download

Download the pattern and print it out at 100% (do not scale). Trim off excess on the sides and tape together as shown from below. Cut out the bib pattern.

Cut out 1 bib from main fabric and one from backing fabric.

Pin the trim to the front bib piece, facing the bottom edge of the trim UP. Pin in place.

Pivot at the bottom point and finish pinning the trim.

Baste trim to bib.

Place the backing fabric on top of the main fabric and pin it together. The trim will all be on the inside. Sew all the way around 3/8″ from the edge of the bib. Leave a 2-3″ opening on one of the straight side edges.