Their heads are too big!

So there's a stretchable neck strap on the Kids' Four Corners Apron -- kind of like a scrunchy -- on the Kids' Four Corners Apron. It has to be that way if you are going to have a single neck strap that circles around their neck and does not tie in the back with a knot. And why? Apparently, little kids' heads are so disproportionate to their bodies that if you don't make it stretchable, by the time you get it over their heads, the apron hangs down to low. It's not that way with adults! Does that mean kids are smarter than us  - Probably!!

Anyway, new epattern available for Kids' Four Corners Apron - vhE137. 

P137 for the hard copy; vhE137 for the epattern version!

 

Dick and Jane Fabric!

Non-directional prints are the easier to use than directional prints when making a Four Corners Apron!

This is what Four Corners looks like when it is laid flat!

Binkie Bibs has also been added as an epattern - vhE206. And note - it's actually a binkie holder more than a bib!

Binkie Bibs - P206 for the hard copy; vhE206 for the epattern version!

The Doggie version!

The Fox version!

Yeah, Binkies!

Binkie Bibs! Oh, my!

The last of our spring releases (probably!)  -- adorable Binkie Bibs! (P206).

The pattern has a fox, a doggie (some think it looks like a mouse), and the elephant! The cover photo is my gdau -- only took about 20 shots - and thankfully, one made it to the cover -- this isn't the cover shot but she sure is cute!

She never took a binkie before this photo shoot -- she now always wants her binkie -- thanks, gma!

Kimono Bibs!

Another very addictive project for a spring release pattern -- Kimono Bibs! 

As I have stated before, I do not always put juvenile print fabric on kids stuff. I think kids look great in sophisticated prints -- as long as the scale is right.  Try this Kimono Bib  (P207) version.

Sweet -- very sweet!

Not that we can't make juvenile prints look delicious!! This version of Kimono Bibs is for baby boys!