Some think everything I touch turns into a quilted gem. That is so not true. And here's a great example. Why this baby bib? Why not? CMQG friend Jen has made some and suggested there were free bib patterns available. Blog reader Zina showed me a picture of a bib she made from leftover fabrics of a baby quilt. So, leftover baby quilt bits + bib pattern =
This isn't horrible - well, maybe it is. But I wasn't at all happy doing this. At least I gave it a go.
I learned at the CMQG retreat that I work large and I work dark. No wonder I'm not happy with this bib. At least I know why.
I'm finishing up a baby quilt with free motion quilting - it's been excellent practice - and am about to start pin basting sports quilt #1.
2 comments:
I'm with you on large. I made a resolution to work smaller this year and 45" square is my record so far! I like the color combo on your little bib. And who needs perfection on an item meant for baby dribble and spit-up :-) Making it through a daily washing is the priority.
I like how it came out! It's been a while since I had a baby in the house, and I wasn't sure if the neck opening on that pattern was large enough, so I added tie strings to the top. And I agree with Carol, it's going to go through a few color changes anyway once it has mashed carrots and squash added to it. Don't most bibs end up brown after a while?
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