So this what I have been doing the past 2 days instead of blogging:

Finished and near finished bandana bibs

My messy craft table. There are some awesome fabrics waiting to be turned into bandanas in that pile!

Well, I was so busy today that I didn’t even post a Happy Earth Day post!
My original plan was to spend most of the day at a park with my son. It was too cold for that, and there was a threat of rain. Instead we ran errands, did diaper laundry, and took a walk. I also recorded another Day in the Life through photographs, which I will soon post. It is boring but ah well.

Don’t forget about my drool bib bandana giveaway! You can enter once a day, not to mention the extra ways to enter. I promise, they are too cute! The drawing is this saturday!
Details and links to enter the giveaway here.

The time has come for my first giveaway.  You can enter to win one of these drool bib bandanas, made with love by me.  Want to win one?  There are a few ways.

The first, comment on the post for the bandana you want to win.  You can comment once on each bandana you are interested in, or all three if you like them all.

Second.  For more entries do one or all of the following:

Follow me on Twitter.

Tweet @kdhoney1 and tell me hello!

Follow my blog using Google Friend Connect.

Link to me on your site in a post or on your links.

If you do the extra credit. leave a comment tell me you did so on the bib you want to win.  You can spread them out or add them all to one bib.  Make sense?

You can comment on each post once a day for more chances to win.  The drawing will be on Saturday April 25.

Click the links below to comment on the bandanas!
Day of the Dead Bandana
Apples and Pears Bandana
Leaf Bandana

I posted pictures of my son wearing a cute drool bib and since they are so easy to make that I decided to do another and post a tutorial to go along with it. This one is made from repurposed materials! I used an old flannel receiving blanket for the backing (for absorbency) and on top fabric from a turtle neck that shrunk so much I couldn’t wear it anymore. The turtle neck was a jersey knit. You can use regular cotton, or be creative, just be sure your machine won’t bunch up the fabric when you are sewing. If you find any of these steps confusing leave me a comment and I will answer any questions.

Materials needed-
*Decorative scrap fabric large enough to make a 12x 12x 17 inch triangle
*Fabric absorbent enough to hold lots of drool for the backing, 12x 12x 17 inch triangle
*Velcro
*Pins
*Measuring tape