Welcome to my sewing blog! I'll be showing photos and talking about some of the sewing and serger projects I teach at Austin's Sewing Center, at the local public library, at other locations, or have made just for my own enjoyment. God has blessed me with the gift of sewing and I love to share it with everyone. Hopefully, you will be blessed by what you see and read here! Thank you for visiting. (To see a close-up view of each photo, just click on it for a larger size.)
Showing posts with label serger pintucks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label serger pintucks. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Tailored Boys Serger Bib Using Bias Binding and Cover Stitch
This closeup shows the bottom of the bib, with the bias binding attached, using a narrow cover stitch. The binding can also be attached with twin needles on the sewing machine. I used light blue rayon thread on all of the stitching that shows.
Tailored Boys Serger Bib with Rolled Edge Pintucks
This closeup shows the top of the bib, with the topstitching around the neck, the rolled edge pin tucks that attached the embroidered insertion to the strip of white batiste and the strip of blue linen.
The Tailored Baby Boys Serger Bib is Finished!
The idea I had to just make the double-fold bias binding with the bias tape maker worked! After putting the 1 1/4" strip of bias through the tape maker, I then spray starched the binding and pressed it in half. That made the binding much easier to wrap around the curved edge of the bib.
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