DIY Crochet Lace Towel

DIY crochet lace towel, store-bought baby bibs are often small and not very absorbent. This may work for a young baby who is spoon-fed, but once a child begins to feed himself, a larger bib is required. Hand towels are the perfect material for making your own bibs. They are large and made to absorb messes. You can make the bibs out of hand towels you have at home or purchase an inexpensive package.
Decorate the bibs with lace, ribbons or coordinating fabrics.
• Lay the hand towel out on a table, fully open. Starting in the middle of one of the short sides of the towel, cut a line from the towel edge to about a third of the way into the towel. At the end of your cut, cut out a circle that is large enough to fit around your child's neck.
• Open a package of bias tape, and unwrap the entire length. Cut two pieces the length of your straight cut. From the remaining piece, find the middle. Mark it with a pin.
• Pin the two equal pieces to the raw edges of the straight line. Sew them in place, turning the ends under so they are neat and clean.
• Place the middle of the remaining bias tape at the very bottom of the circle. (The top of the circle is where the cut line is.) Pin the bias tape around the entire circle.
• Sew the bias tape in place, stopping when you get to the circle opening. Remove the pins as you sew.
• Trim the ends of the bias tape. They should be long enough to tie around the child's neck, but not so long that they will drag in any food.

Tips & Warnings
• Add a decorative touch by sewing or gluing a piece of lace, ribbon or decorative fabric to the bottom edge of the bib.

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