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Old 07-25-2010, 11:24 PM   #1
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So I want to make a few things for my baby, but I worry about what fabrics to use! Can only tell me the best fabric to use for bibs and stuff? I have a nice pattern but I don't want to use the wrong fabric.

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Old 07-26-2010, 10:33 AM   #2
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anything absorbent works well for bibs...cotton, flannel, terry cloth. You can even buy flannel with a water proof backing.
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I've made some out of face cloths.
I like the flannel with a waterproof backing idea!
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I have used:
Cotton/cotton (always two layer bibs)
cotton/terry cloth
cotton/sherpa
cotton/minky
terry cloth/terrycloth
cotton/cotton with inner layer of waterproof PUL
Cottton/bottom layer of PUL

there are tons of ways to do it You can close it with velcro, a button, a snap. I like to do velcro with the understitching hidden when its a gift
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I have some cotton materials but I am not to sure that it will work. I put a piece in water and it ran right off the fabric. So I think using a terry cloth might be the best thing...Maybe it was the wrong fabric! Thanks ladies!
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Some fleece is also water 'resistant' and some is absorbant. If you drop a drop of water on a piece of fleece and it beads up and doesnt go straight through...then it is fleece resistant. Hope that helps!
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Yes it does!! The lady at the craft store suggested using diaper material for the back of the bibs. So I have a little bit of fabric to see what I can do! Thanks to everyone that helped me out. Will have pics soon I hope!
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