Today, I watched an funny video on YouTube. It's about the an shepherd dog saying "mama" in a bid to be fed.
In an attempt to get her young son Samuel to speak, the mum tells him to say the word 'mama' while she appears to use the food as an incentive. She continually vocalises the word and addresses her son. But Samuel merely looks around the room looking slightly confused.
Meanwhile the dog Patches is standing alongside Samuel and whines in anticipation of some food and ever so slightly begins articulating the sound being made by its owner.
Then, Samuel's mum scoops up some of the food onto her fork and repeats the process - again addressing young Samuel.
Incredibly Patches then begins mouthing in a more controlled fashion and manages to clearly articulate the word 'mama'.
Rather humorously, the video then concludes with Samuel reaching out his hand to stop Patches from talking - as if annoyed that Patches had spoken first.
Funny, isn't it?
Do you also have such an cute baby and dog? They will make you happy. Wanna give gifts to them? Come to snapmade.com to create the personalized baby bibs and pet tags with the funny pictures.
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DIY Baby Bib from Old Jean
How do you usually deal with the old jeans? Just throw them away? Actually you don't need to do so. There is a great way to recycle some of those old jeans.They can be used to make wonderful baby bibs. Here is how to make the western style baby bibs.
1.Cut up one seam of the jean leg. Open the leg and place the center of the pattern over the center of the uncut leg seam. Pin and cut out the baby bib.
2. Then place the contrasting fabric (right side up) over the baby bib (right side up), matching the corner of the contrasting fabric to the center bottom of the bib. Pin the contrasting fabric in place and cut along the edge of the blue jean fabric, using the baby bib or pattern for the contrasting fabric.
3. Next use a zig-zag stitch and machine stitched approximately ½ inch all around the bib edge.
4. Sew on Velcro for my closure and add a cute star applique from contrasting fabric.
5. Lastly, snip the entire bib edge close to the zig-zag stitching, also snip the bottom edge of the contrasting fabric. Wash and dry the bib which gives the fraying effect.
These personalized baby bibs are just so cute and wash up so nice making them very functional.
1.Cut up one seam of the jean leg. Open the leg and place the center of the pattern over the center of the uncut leg seam. Pin and cut out the baby bib.
2. Then place the contrasting fabric (right side up) over the baby bib (right side up), matching the corner of the contrasting fabric to the center bottom of the bib. Pin the contrasting fabric in place and cut along the edge of the blue jean fabric, using the baby bib or pattern for the contrasting fabric.
3. Next use a zig-zag stitch and machine stitched approximately ½ inch all around the bib edge.
4. Sew on Velcro for my closure and add a cute star applique from contrasting fabric.
5. Lastly, snip the entire bib edge close to the zig-zag stitching, also snip the bottom edge of the contrasting fabric. Wash and dry the bib which gives the fraying effect.
These personalized baby bibs are just so cute and wash up so nice making them very functional.
2015年4月12日星期日
Make the Baby Bibs by Yourself
It is quite easy to make a baby bib. You can sew it with a sewing machine or you can even sew it by hand. Let's get started!
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