Seaming Baby Bib Shoulder Pieces

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Part of the video series: How to Make a Baby Bib

Cutting Baby Bib Fabric Pieces

Marking Baby Bib Snap Locations

Pressing Baby Bib Shoulder Seams

Serging Baby Bib Outer Edges

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Summary: Save money and make your own baby bibs! Learn how to seam the shoulder pieces for a baby bib in this free sewing video.

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Contact: butterfly-boutique.org

Gretchen Soares Gretchen Soares holds an Associates of Science degree in Home Economics with emphasis in Fashion. She also has a Masters degree in Fashion. She is an ownersh... read more

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Seaming Baby Bib Shoulder Pieces

Hi. Welcome to Expert Village. I'm Gretchen Soares with Butterfly Boutique. Okay, now that we have our pattern pieces cut, we're going to do the first step which is seaming the shoulder seams together and if you notice, we have two sets of each because we're making two bibs here. So, unattaching all the pattern pieces, you're going to take your first piece of polka dots and your first set of shoulder straps. This is the only tricky part is to make sure that the curve is going in the right direction. So, you're going to line it up so it curves in when it crisscrosses. It will lie smoothly. Otherwise, it will buckle across the back. So we're going to flip these down, now that we know we have them in the right position, and we're just going to take simple seams across these edges. We're going to do the same thing to one of the dump truck sets, laying it out to make sure the curve goes the right direction, two pins to hold the shoulders together.