I want to be your best friend!! I've watched about 25 videos on making and embroidering bibs, your's BY far is the MOST practical and professional. No cutesy cheesy song and dance, just good information that's well presented and visible.mGoing on a search to watch every video and tip you've made. FANTASTIC!!
Girl, you are genius! You just saved me lots of time by not cutting the bibs out first. That's how I've done them for so long. Thank you. It's much appreciated!!!
Just watched this video today (4/9/2019) Never thought of doing the embroidery first on the 1 full piece of fabric, stitch, THEN cut out. I would have marked the grid lines to line up after cutting out the bib pieces, then do the embroidery. I have sewn a couple of bibs in the past (over 20 years ago) and have actually made my seem line, cut out, THEN I would have put the embroidery on, then stitched the two pieces together...Makes SOO much sense the way you are doing it. Reflecting, and thinking about other things that I have sewn over the years...this can be done/ use this same technique: sew first then cut around the sewn object pieces. You wouldn't believe how, at times, my two pieces didn't line up exactly, and things were slightly off (self taught sewing, and back then no RUclips, and didn't live close to the library. My teachings of self taught was actually taking apart a lot of different items and restitching back together to see how pieces look before and after, and learned how to manage to make things go together to be stitched. Thanks Eve!! As always I am learning soo much from you!!
Hi and thank you very for the quick response. It's a for a gift I will send it to friends in another country so I will stay on the safe side and make it bigger. If it doesn't fit now, it will later. Thanks for your advice and have a great day! 😎🌸
I love this. I’m pretty OCD when it comes to sewing. I don’t embroidery but I do heat transfer vinyl and I’ve learned that I cut my fabric both side together (right sides together) so the pieces match exactly. I have cut our my baby bibs just as you do. It just makes it so much simpler and you have a much cleaner stitch line. It’s good to know I’m not the only one who does this.
This is a great video. Thanks for sharing with us. Just don't understand why someone would give it a thumbs down. Your method is very simple with the patterns. I have a brand new granddaughter and plenty of fabric to make bibs and burp cloths.
+Tanisha Jones Welcome to the world of sewing! Thank you for tuning in and thank you for your comments! 😊 If there is anything I can do to help, let me know. 👍
I just wanted to tell you I found yesterday 8/8/17 at my Dollar Tree the flexible Set of 2 Chopping Mats because you showed the picture. I bought four, thinking of future pattern hard copies. Thank you so much I will be keeping this method. I had already started going to Staples to have them encased in flexible plastic. This is very comparable to what they do and I could cut it there for free, lol but I haven't yet. Thank you so much! I want to send you pics of my hooded towels.
well eve I wanted to do a embroidery designs on the cloth side of my baby bib I did three samples one came out so good and the others not so good the machine jammed up on me but the good thing is we always learn something.I'll try again tomorrow am so bless to have you . thanks for all your help. your a good teacher .
I know this is an older video, but I just got an embroidery machine a few months ago. I love all your videos - hope you continue making more. You're a great teacher Eve! Thank you for sharing!!!!
+Linda Hamilton Thank youuuu! I really appreciate your feedback! My goal is definitely to be as helpful as possible! Thank YOU for watching our videos! 🤗☺
Thanks for the tip of seeing the bib 1st before cutting it. I’m currently embroidering my 1st bib & was going to cut then sew, but I LOVEEEE this concept. Seems so much simpler.
Thank You! I try to pass on the little things that will make our crafting lives easier! 😊 I really appreciate you watching our videos and for leaving comments!
Hi Ms Sandra! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I am a stickler for consistency, and I figured others out there would benefit as well. I am glad that this was a great tip for you!
+Barbara Greenwell Thank you! I am so happy you found us! ❤ I appreciate the feedback. If you ever have a question or a suggestion, feel free to share! ☺
+Love to learn Maryland You're welcome! 😄 Ready made is convenient, but the fun of customization is what I love! Thanks for your comment, and be sure to post a pic of your bib when you make one!
You are absolutely a great teacher! Even I that have never sew anything understood the instructions, and you make seem so easy that I am going to try to hand sew one. ( I do not have a sewing machine). I would like to ask you to list the name of the front and back fabrics, and the stabilizer and "backing"? Thank you very much for sharing all your knowledge with us.
Hi Eve was checking your online store to see if you have posted your bib patterns for sale yet, I'm anxious to try one for my neighbors new great-granddeaughter coming in November. I know you are soooo busy hope you can get them I would sure purchase them :)
Thank you for your bib video Could you tell me what sewing machine you are using and what kind of material did you use for the top of the bib Thank you
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I want to be your best friend!! I've watched about 25 videos on making and embroidering bibs, your's BY far is the MOST practical and professional. No cutesy cheesy song and dance, just good information that's well presented and visible.mGoing on a search to watch every video and tip you've made. FANTASTIC!!
Sally Ann Ball Thank you so very much! 😄 I like practicality. I inherited that from my grandpa. 😉 I appreciate the support to our channel!
Best tip ever to sew before cutting out.
you made this look so EASY and a professional finish
I never thought about using the dollar tree cutting mates for my pattern....thanks for the tip
Yes, cutting mats are handy little things!
Girl, you are genius! You just saved me lots of time by not cutting the bibs out first. That's how I've done them for so long. Thank you. It's much appreciated!!!
Dorothy McCurdy 😄 I'm trying to tell ya, we make things harder on ourselves sometimes! I'm all about working smarter not harder! 😂👍🏽
Best tutorial for bibs , thank you
Brilliant! Thank you so much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Best method ever!…aThanks for sharing…
So smart...working smarter not harder
Yaaaas! That's how grandpa taught me! ❤
Love the template. who would have thought, cutting mats!!!
winter4114 It was such a simple idea, I had to share! It really does help. ☺
Nice and simple. Thank you for sharing.
fantastic directions and tips.
Thank you kindly! I appreciate your comment.
This is an absolute the best explanation
It's clear and on point !
Thank you so much!
I appreciate the kind comment! Thank you! ❤
Just watched this video today (4/9/2019) Never thought of doing the embroidery first on the 1 full piece of fabric, stitch, THEN cut out. I would have marked the grid lines to line up after cutting out the bib pieces, then do the embroidery. I have sewn a couple of bibs in the past (over 20 years ago) and have actually made my seem line, cut out, THEN I would have put the embroidery on, then stitched the two pieces together...Makes SOO much sense the way you are doing it. Reflecting, and thinking about other things that I have sewn over the years...this can be done/ use this same technique: sew first then cut around the sewn object pieces. You wouldn't believe how, at times, my two pieces didn't line up exactly, and things were slightly off (self taught sewing, and back then no RUclips, and didn't live close to the library. My teachings of self taught was actually taking apart a lot of different items and restitching back together to see how pieces look before and after, and learned how to manage to make things go together to be stitched. Thanks Eve!! As always I am learning soo much from you!!
Game changer, right?! When I realized how hard i was working lining everything up, I was like... "there HAS to be a better way!"
Thank you very much. I just finished reading all the comments and found the answers to my questions.
Great idea to use the cutting boards from Dollar Tree. And I never thought to cut out the bib after sewing the two layers together. :)
i would like to say thank you i use both of your tips.
+Noor Booker You are welcome! Enjoy your projects!
i would show you a picture of how it came out but i do not know how to upload a picture to here
I use placemats to cut out patterns. It works great and I punch a hole to hang for quick visibility
That's a smart tactic! Thank you for sharing your method.
Your great at showing thinks thanks so much bliss ya🤩🤩😍😍🥰🥰💋💋💋
So cute 🤔ALMOST makes me wanna learn how to see🤔nahhh😆loved the video very informative💙
Hi and thank you very for the quick response. It's a for a gift I will send it to friends in another country so I will stay on the safe side and make it bigger. If it doesn't fit now, it will later. Thanks for your advice and have a great day! 😎🌸
+Mariette Forget You're welcome! ☺
I love that way!
Thank you for the tips. My grandson is drooling so much we never have enough bibs🥰🙃🙂
🤗 You're welcome! We got to keep that sweet baby face dry! ❤
Doing a binge watch and enjoying the tips. Thank you!
You're welcome! Thank you for taking the time to watch our videos!
So many uses for this type of sewing layers together before cutting it out! I wish I had seen this sooner, but thank you sooooo much for this video.
You are very welcome! Thank you for taking the time to watch our video 🙂
Love this video
Thank you very much Stephenie! I appreciate your feedback and you for taking the time to watch our video!
Thanks Eve. Happy New Year!
How niece, will try .thanks
Thank you, this is going to help me so much to make my bibs more consistent
It will definitely help!
I love this. I’m pretty OCD when it comes to sewing. I don’t embroidery but I do heat transfer vinyl and I’ve learned that I cut my fabric both side together (right sides together) so the pieces match exactly. I have cut our my baby bibs just as you do. It just makes it so much simpler and you have a much cleaner stitch line. It’s good to know I’m not the only one who does this.
And it gives a consistent look to your product line! 💪🏾 Thank you very much for your comment and for watching our video. 👍🏾
I have sewn for years, but couldn't figure this out!
This is a great video. Thanks for sharing with us. Just don't understand why someone would give it a thumbs down. Your method is very simple with the patterns. I have a brand new granddaughter and plenty of fabric to make bibs and burp cloths.
Love your video. Thank you
Hi! I'm a new seamstress and I'm interested in mastering my embroidery skills. Thank you for sharing such wonderful tips!!! Your work is amazing!
+Tanisha Jones Welcome to the world of sewing! Thank you for tuning in and thank you for your comments! 😊 If there is anything I can do to help, let me know. 👍
fantastic tips This will help me a lot.
Thank you so much. I'm making some for the baby House near me. So much easier. Clever Lady. :-)
I just wanted to tell you I found yesterday 8/8/17 at my Dollar Tree the flexible Set of 2 Chopping Mats because you showed the picture. I bought four, thinking of future pattern hard copies. Thank you so much I will be keeping this method. I had already started going to Staples to have them encased in flexible plastic. This is very comparable to what they do and I could cut it there for free, lol but I haven't yet. Thank you so much! I want to send you pics of my hooded towels.
+Vanessa McCorker Wooot! I am happy you found them!! Making the patterns isn't hard, and they will last for YEARS! 👍🏽
well eve I wanted to do a embroidery designs on the cloth side of my baby bib I did three samples one came out so good and the others not so good the machine jammed up on me but the good thing is we always learn something.I'll try again tomorrow am so bless to have you . thanks for all your help. your a good teacher .
I know this is an older video, but I just got an embroidery machine a few months ago. I love all your videos - hope you continue making more. You're a great teacher Eve! Thank you for sharing!!!!
great tips
Your Videos are soooo User Friendly...lol...So easy to follow along and follow. thanks for sharing all the extra tips too
+Linda Hamilton Thank youuuu! I really appreciate your feedback! My goal is definitely to be as helpful as possible! Thank YOU for watching our videos! 🤗☺
I am definitely making my bibs this way from now on. Thank you
this is just what I was looking for. thank you for the straight forward video.
How cute!! Your tips are great. Thanks for sharing...
This is so helpful to us beginning our sewing and embroidery journeys
Thanks Eve, received my patterns and made my 1st bib.... it was soooooo easy!!!!!Thanks Again!
Brilliant video Eve..!! You make it look so easy. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us beginners x
Amazing how simple you make things for us!!!!!! You rock!
Thank you! I appreciate your time watching our videos 😊
Thank you I love all your videos, your a great teacher!
You are amazing! Love your tutorials. Your teaching me a lot
Thanks for the tip of seeing the bib 1st before cutting it. I’m currently embroidering my 1st bib & was going to cut then sew, but I LOVEEEE this concept. Seems so much simpler.
It is SO MUCH simpler! That's why I had to share!
Thanks for the tips bless you
This is such a great video Eve! Thanks so much for sharing with us!
You're welcome! 🤗
Very very clever. Well done.
Elaine Mayersbeth Thank you! I appreciate you watching the video and giving me feedback. 😊
Great Video Eve .. you make everything look so easy. Thanks for taking the time to make and share your brilliant ideas
Thank you very much my dear! 🤗
Great tutorial-- and good tips! Thanks so much!!
Thank You! I try to pass on the little things that will make our crafting lives easier! 😊 I really appreciate you watching our videos and for leaving comments!
Thank you for answering so fast! 😎🌸
+Mariette Forget You're welcome! 😁
Best bib video ever! Love how you do it.
Since I have a bro se400 as well, I can't do the consistent in the hoop patterns. This tip makes all the difference in the quality of the product!
Hi Ms Sandra! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I am a stickler for consistency, and I figured others out there would benefit as well. I am glad that this was a great tip for you!
Love your videos. I was searching for something else and came across your videos. Great tip on sewing first and cutting last!! Keep the videos coming.
+Barbara Greenwell Thank you! I am so happy you found us! ❤ I appreciate the feedback. If you ever have a question or a suggestion, feel free to share! ☺
Oh for goodness sake - I’ve been doing this the hard way! Lol! Thank you for this video! I gotta run downstairs right now and try this method! 😂❤️🤗
another great video - you are so smart - thank you
😊😊 Thank you!!! I appreciate the feedback.
This was an awesome video Queen 👑. Thanks for the simple tips. I love ❤️ it.
Thanks so much, sure could have used this instead of buying the ready made! Thanks for your video!!
+Love to learn Maryland You're welcome! 😄 Ready made is convenient, but the fun of customization is what I love! Thanks for your comment, and be sure to post a pic of your bib when you make one!
Excellent tip, thanks!
Sew CraftE You're welcome! it was entirely too helpful to me to not share with others! 😊
Excellent tip, Thank you for sharing
+Grandmas Creative MOJO You are welcome! Thank you for watching!
AMAZING
Thank you! Hope it helps!
I love love love this tip
Thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful! Happy Embroidering! 😊
Thank you so much, awesome...
Cool that you and Kandia associate. I want to know how to get your sizes for each bib.
+Vanessa McCorker Kandia is awesomesauce! I am working to have the bibs available soon. 😉
AWESOME! Thanks for sharing.
+Wanda Ingram You are very welcome! I certainly appreciate you watching our videos!
love it and looking at all your videos....good idea not to cut the bib until after therefore you have a template to stitch around
Thanks Rhonda for watching our videos! 😃 I am all about making life easier!
Love your videos, so practical!! Thank you, Love it!!
Thank you for the great idea
+sharon blake You're welcome. I hope you are able to find it useful in your studio. ☺
I would order it from you and you can tell me the price. Thanks. I have two beautiful Grand daughters. one 18 months and one 4 months.
Hi loved the video ,are you using a snap or Velcro. If you're doing a snap will you make a video for it please . Thanks 😊
your videos are so easy to follow. thank you. do you have a video on how to put the snap on the bib.
I do not, however I will put that on the "To Do" list!! Thank you for watching our videos and for leaving a comment!
I just saw the snap . Love your video's 😊
Thank you! 🤗
Thanks Eve this was very helpful love your tutorials❤
Ah! You're so lovely.Thanks for your great video. Xxx
Love your videos. Can you tell me where I can get the pattern for the bib? I would love to make some of these. Thank you so much.
Love this tutorial.
May I ask where you found your patterns? This video is so helpful.. Do you use snaps for closing the bib?
You are absolutely a great teacher! Even I that have never sew anything understood the instructions, and you make seem so easy that I am going to try to hand sew one. ( I do not have a sewing machine).
I would like to ask you to list the name of the front and back fabrics, and the stabilizer and "backing"?
Thank you very much for sharing all your knowledge with us.
great tip!
Thank you very much! I appreciate the feedback
Wonderful video!
redroses501 Thank you very much! 😊
Genius as always!!! Two questions what do you use to close the bib around the baby’s neck? Can we download tour bib patterns??
Love it! thanks
kweunique You're welcome! Thank you for watching our videos! 😊
Loved your video very helpful. Where did you get the chime that you put in the owl?
thank you
You are very welcome! I appreciate your kindness. 🤗
Loved your video! Great tips!! Thank you for sharing.
B Hall Thank you! I try to share anything I think would help! 😉
I love how easy this is to make!! What do you use for closures on the bibs?
Metal Snaps from snapsource.com. Thank you for watching our video!
Hi Eve was checking your online store to see if you have posted your bib patterns for sale yet, I'm anxious to try one for my neighbors new great-granddeaughter coming in November. I know you are soooo busy hope you can get them I would sure purchase them :)
+Evelyn H I will work on that this week.
Did you use a regular presser foot on your machine while stitching the baby bib? I love watching you, you do wonderful projects! Thank you!
I’m knew to embroidery love your video’s
What fabric do you embroider on for bibs plz
Welcome to our channel! I use a flannel fabric.
That’s a great idea! Thanks. Where did you get the patterns for your bibs. I have grand babies coming... twins! Need to make many.
Hi. Where can I find wonderful bib patterns like yours?
Hi Eve,
what kind of material did you say you used to embroidered on and what kind of stabilizer did you use on the bibs.
Yes I’d like to know what fabric you’re embroidery on and stabilizer too thanks
EvE great video
Thank you! 😊 I appreciate your comment!
Thank you for your bib video
Could you tell me what sewing machine you are using and what kind of material did you use for the top of the bib
Thank you
Thanks for this tip! It’s made things a LOT easier. How do you line it up with a dark fabric though