DIY - Watermelon bib Al&co

• Cut the fabric according to the size of the template.

Tip: to facilitate the cutting of the fabric, the fabric template can be pasted on rough paper using the Odif 505 temporary adhesive so that the support is more rigid for the cutting.

• Lightly spray the Odif 505 Temporary Adhesive on the terry cloth.  

• Place the cloth previously cut with the sponge cloth where the ODdif 505 temporary adhesive has been sprayed. You will avoid making holes in your fabrics.
• Cut the sponge cloth.

•  Sew the bib from edge to edge, leaving the neck open.
• Crank the rounded areas and corners and flip the bib. 

• Sew the bias to the neckline, folded from one end to the other, matching half the length of the bias with the center of the neckline.
• It will serve as a link to tie the bib around the child’s neck.
  
  

Your bib is finished:-)