Serging Baby Bib Inner Edges

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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

Seaming Baby Bib Shoulder Pieces

Serging Baby Bib Outer Edges

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Summary: Make your own baby bibs! Learn how to serge the inner edges for a baby bib in this free sewing video.

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Gretchen Soares Gretchen Soares is one of the experts on Expert Village. With over 6,000 experts, Expert Village hosts videos of professionals who are authorities in their f... read more

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Serging Baby Bib Inner Edges

Hi, welcome to Expert village. I'm Gretchen Soares of Butterfly Boutique. Okay, now that we have the outside of our bib serged we are going to do the inside. In this is what some people might find tricky. You are doing a inner curve which is a little more difficult to do than an exterior curve. If you have not done this before you might want to practice on some scrap pieces. We are going to start at the top again crossing where we were to make a nice point at this end. To start you need to just fabric into the machine and it will catch it and pull it back. In the inner curve straighten the fabric almost as much as you can so it's going to the needle and a straight position and you are going to cut off very little. Otherwise, we are going to create to deep of a curve. So, as you go through gather the fabric back and feed it through straight. As you come to this end were going to aim to come over our previous stitching and create a point.