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How to make a Bibblecloth

How to make a Bibblecloth
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Are you tired of cleaning up your tablecloth, the floor, and your child after every meal? A Bibblecloth is here to help. This product is very inexpensive and easy to make. The only difficult part is convincing your child to wear it!
 
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Step 1Gather Materials

Gather Materials
To make a Bibblecloth you will need the following materials: 1 large T-shirt, scissors, pins, a sewing needle, thread, two-part Velcro, and a pen, pencil, or marker. The pins, needles, thread, and two-part Velcro can all be purchased at a fabric store like Jo-Ann Fabric.
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3 comments
Oct 30, 2007. 10:11 AMcrapflinger says:
i thought it was some kind of cloth to keep your religious reading material from getting dirty (bible cloth...)...missed the second B
Oct 29, 2007. 10:24 PMannaharris says:
Nice concept but the pics are so dark I can't quite see how it works on the child at the table. We did a bib variant for my daughter when she was 1 with a tea towel. We created a super long bib that reached all the way to the table and underneath her dinner plate. It stopped everything landing on the floor etc. I'm assuming that's what you're going for. I like your name too. (-: I can just hear my daughter trying to say it "Bibacloth" Cheers, Anna.
Oct 29, 2007. 9:25 AMcanida says:
I couldn't what was going on until that last picture- you should probably add a sentence on "installation" in the last step, and put the descriptive picture on the first step too: sort of a before and after set.

Nice idea!

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