The Angel’s Wing’s Bib is an easy baby bib sewing pattern for baby shower or gift. Sew this pattern as part of a Grow-A-Long bib series, with the Newborn Burping Bib and the Toddler Sized Catch-All Bib. All three of these bibs are available in the Paid Membership Site. To see that offer go to www.sewingpatternsecrets.com/sps-intro
The Angel’s Wings Bib is also available as one of five free sewing patterns in our sampler site.
Angel's Wings Bib for 6 Months to 2 Years (Beginner to Intermediate)
Fabric: Use soft cotton diaper cloth, a terry cloth, or other absorbent fabric for the main project, a cotton woven for the wings, and a coordinating cotton woven fabric to create the binding.
Entry level sewists can successfully accomplish this project if they have an understanding of attaching binding around the edge, similar to binding a quilt.
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Current Members: Access this pattern on our library by logging into the library. See baby accessories under newborns and babies.
Purchasing this Pattern: This bib is available for free with the sampler site AND it’s available as part of our pattern library (125 patterns for $67) in our sales offer at www.sewingpatternsecrets.com/vsl
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