DIY Bandana Bib

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I received a few of these handkerchief style bibs at my baby shower in April, and they have proved to be very useful. It’s safe to say Jamie isn’t exactly the cleanest of eaters, so having these under his chin are outfit savers! We use them so often that I decided to make a few more myself.

Here’s what you’ll need:

1/2 a yard of fabric which will make about 3 bibs. I wanted two different sides for my bibs so I got 1/2 yards of two different fabrics which made me about 6 bibs. I found that flannel fabric works best, but for this tutorial I just used some cotton fabric I had.
Matching thread
Embroidery Needle (hand stitching needle)
Sew on snaps
- *Sewing pins (optional)

Pre wash your fabric and iron. Then cut out two right triangles of fabric. If you are using one fabric for the bib then cut out a square, fold diagonally (right sides together) iron. If you’re not exactly sure what size to cut then I would say bigger is better.

Hand sew your snaps onto your fabric. One side of your snap should go on the front of one of the corners of fabric (black), and sew the other side of the snap on the opposite corner of the other piece of fabric (white).