The first set of bibs are all made by Suzanne. She used my pattern and then came up with some beautiful combinations of colour and fabrics!
She now owns her own Kamsnaps Pliers and she loves them too!
Super cute! I love that bibs are a great way to use up those cute scraps of fabric.
Another set by Suzanne. Above the fronts and below the backs of another two bibs.
The next two photos are from Kristy of Hopeful Threads. She has been super productive! And all for such a great reason. These bibs are going along on a Love Without Boundaries Surgical Trip for a doctor performing surgeries on babies with Cleft Palette. So wonderful. Please check out her blog for a complete story.
Kristy, the bibs are lovely and will be well used and loved. Thanks so much for sending me the photos.
And, one last photo of a bib done by my friend Jen S. We've done some sewing together and it's always a hoot. So glad you made one of my bibs! It looks really good.
Now for the giveaway part of the post.
I'll be giving away 2 of my bibs as well as 2 patterns.
To win just leave a comment. Something like this. Hi, I'm Alisa and I'm from Chilliwack, BC and one of my sewing goals for 2012 is sewing something for myself. Or anything really. Just make it interesting okay? :-)
Feel free to pass the giveaway along! I'll pick a winner by tomorrow evening.
Have a good weekend!
Hi, Alisa
ReplyDeleteI'm Shirley from Rosedale and am determined to finish binding the 20 bibs I've sitting here!
A question...the bibs for the kids requiring surgery, are they backed with terry and unbound? Looks interesting. Thanks for your blog!
The bibs from Kristy are her own pattern. And if you finish those 20 bibs next week, I'd still love to see a photo!
DeleteHi there! The bibs I made were using a free template the surgery coordinator had linked me to. They are simple flannel, backed with terry, turned and top stitched.
DeleteI'm Linda from Smithville, Ontario, and my sewing goals are to get something done! I have two baby quilts on the go for a niece and nephew that were adopted into the family over a year ago! That and some Bible bags for my boys - the current ones won't hold much in a few weeks! ltenhage@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHi! Christephi here, from Missouri. My kids don't have any pressing clothing needs (for once!), so I'm hoping to make myself a thing or two! Maybe even a dress!!
ReplyDeleteCarla's my name and quilting is my game! (corny, I know...)
ReplyDeleteI live in sunny Tucson, AZ for the past 16 years and loving it! My goals for the year are to take it easy. Last year I was spread to thin. Here's to keeping it simple!
I'm Bea and I'm 13 weeks pregnant, sooo if I win, I don't know what color I'd want yet... I WILL find out the gender, just too early.... if you can't wait I'd love the patterns and make some myself :-) I have lots of quilting goals on my blog, and well in august I hope to deliver a healthy baby.... my due date is my son's 10th birthday... I have a 7 yr old daughter as well... a little freaked out, since I have NO baby stuff anymore
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ReplyDeleteKayden and I are trying to win a bib for Aaron, hope you have a good day!
Jennifer
Hi Alisa,
ReplyDeleteI'm Ashley and live in Rosedale too. My goals for the year is to finish my living room quilt and make a quilt for our queen bed... and a list of 20 other things I'd love to make :)
Hi Alisa, greeting from Malaysia. The bibs looks lovely and I wanted to win it for my son. He DEFINITELY need it!! :)
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing about my bibs and the purpose behind them! They were a lot of fun to make! :) Everyone's bibs are lovely too!
I would LOVE to sew with your pattern, so thanks for a chance to win!
Blessings!
Hi Alisa, my name is Lara and I live in Wellington, New Zealand. I have two goals this year, fistly to finish up WIPs that have been piling up and secondly to branch out of quilting and try make some clothes etc. Love your bib pattern and tutorials :) I can see the pattern becoming a go to gift for new babies now that the budget will no longer support baby quilts :)
ReplyDeletethose are adorable!! I am learning to sew now so I hope one day to make cool stuff like this!
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Hi there, I am Maggie and I just adore sewing up bibs, they are always my go to gift for new babies. I would love a new pattern to try something a little different. Great work on all of the bibs ladies :)
ReplyDeleteHi I'm jen from manitoba Canada. My sewing goal this year is to start and finish my 1st ever quilt - by summer for my daughter when she moves to her big girl bed! eek! and if I win you can keep the 2 bibs to donate and I'll just take the patterns!
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm Harriet. My sewing goals this year are to finish up all those unfinished projects. Make skirts for all my girls for the summer. Make a quilt for Emily's bed. Make a few outfits for my youngest, and I am hoping to find a good idea to make some nice pillows for my living room.
ReplyDeleteHI my name is Denise and my sewing goal for this year is to make all 6 of my children a queen size quilt for Christmas. I am from Iowa, USA I would love to win the bib pattern to make some new bibs for my grandchilren. Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm Peggy and I currently live in Kokomo, Indiana. I grew up in a military family, went in the Air Force and then married a man in the Air Force so I'm from all over. My goal this year is to make bibs & blankets for all the young and/or expecting mothers we know (8 at last count) as well as coordinating pillow cases for our guys and as well as shopping bags to sell at the farmers market/on-line.
ReplyDeleteCute bibs; I especially like the apple bib with dark binding, and the red and white rose bib.
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine had her baby last autumn. That friend is a dancer of ballet and modern dance. I happen to have a vintage pillowcase that was printed with a ballerina on it. I'm going to sew a bag, using that pillowcase, for a late baby gift.
Hi Alisa and everyone else!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Chris, and I just started sewing again almost two years ago, after more than 20 years...
My goal for this year is to sew (along with many other things) a new king size duvet cover or quilt for our master bed, as well as refinish the entire room, including the sleigh bed!
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Hi,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Leah and I`m outside Vancouver, BC... My goal is to master my longarm machine
Hi, my name is Valerie and I live in north GA, midway between Atlanta and Chattanooga, TN. My quilting goals for 2012? Finish the Family Name Crossword Puzzle quilt I'm making for my father, finish a BOM I'm participating in, and as always, use as much of my own stash as possible. I delight in finding just what I need in my stash and using up my ever growing collections of scraps! I'm not as creative as I wish I was, but I love the whole process of sewing and creating unique items for people.
ReplyDeleteThose bibs sure are cute! I'm Laura from St Albert. Sewing goals for 2012 - to plan instead of just sewing on a whim! I'm hoping to try some quilting finally too (Suzanne started off my quilting stash with some pretty fqs for my birthday!).
ReplyDeleteI am happy to see the bibs as a contribution to the cleft palette surguries, the teams who go and contribute time for this can always use those extras for the children. I am late this week visiting your blog but am here now! Bye the way, I am not in Chilliwack but the next town West, Abbotsford...
ReplyDeleteHi Alisa :) my goal this year is to actually quilt all the lap/crib quilts I have pieced!
ReplyDeleteHi Alisa! I'm from Chilliwack and am still trying to decide what to do with that vintage piece of material I showed you from my grandmother in Holland. Maybe later this spring I'll take some time to make a sundress for one of my girls. Oh yes, I plan to make some curtains for K's room too!
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Hi Alisa! I'm from Chiliwack and I wish I had more motivation to sew. My goal this is it to make something cute for this new little bundle we are expecting :)
ReplyDeleteHi I'm Lois from Ontario. I enjoy reading your blog because it gives me inspiration. I hope to finish the baby quilt I started last week and then learn to machine quilt it!
ReplyDeleteHi I am Jo from Oregon and I am just loving the bibs!
ReplyDeleteHi I'm Gill from the UK and I think the bibs are so cute!
ReplyDeleteHi. I'm Jaime from New Jersey. I have a little bundle due in June and just finished making some burp clothes... homemade bibs would be a nice complement! I am also in the midst of my first quilt. Apparently I'm nesting using my sewing machine. :)
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