How to sew a Burp Cloth - easy for beginners!

Hey! This video is awesome! Just love your tutorials! Did you wash the fabric before sewing? The channel?

Thanks for this easy tutorial! I whipped up 4 in a very short time. Your tutorial was easy to follow, and I appreciate it.

what are the measurements for the pattern?

Where did you get your labels from?

is there a link too the labels?

I've made several of these using terry cloth and just recently decided to try the chenille. Do you have any tips for sewing with the chenille? I can't seem to keep it from bunching up!

I wish I saw this video before I order burp cloth’s 😆.

Hi Dana. I’m getting ready to make these now! Where did you get your little labels from? Can you send me a link?

Great video for burp cloths. I plan to make a bunch!

Wow just wow😮

Very cute. Did you prewash fabric?

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First time mom here and I’m trying to cut down cost on items that I need a lot of. These will be great help as I have left over material and I can get a lot from the cotton chenille fabric. Very good tutorial 💖👍

What kind a machine is that I loved

New to sewing and this looks so easy! Can't wait to try some of these!!

Thank you so much for your help.. I really appreciate it.. 🤗

Has anyone used cloth diapers for this project? If so would you recommend washing them first?

Just ordered the chenelle. Pricey these days. I am going to make a bunch. Going to curve the corners i think formeasier turning.

I've made these so many times now - thank you. People always love them. Thank you!!

Absolutely very helpful 🤩
Starting adding to my baby blanket gifts🙂
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I was wondering how you keep the chenille from stretching as you sew? I am using flannel as the top layer. Is there something else I can use?

I have tried making these twice now and they have come out horrible. I can not get them to work. Once I turn them right side out the back piece of flannel is bigger, even though it was cut the same size and it will not lay flat when I sew it. It puckers and looks horrible. I have been sewing for over 50 years but this is eating my lunch. I am using 2 layers of flannel with Zorb in thd middle.

Thanks so much for this video! I bought a pack of muslin swaddles and was unsure if I would get good use out of them once the baby is here. Now I know I can repurpose them and get my money's worth.

I make these for every baby shower that I attend. Get lots of compliments from Mom’s that they love them!

What’s on the tiny labels ..

Ive made for my nieces babies years ago and now for my granddaughters. The mommies absolutely love them. Thanks to you for this awsome idea. Love your channel.

I stopped sewing for nearly a year, but have started up again , and feeling inspired by you with your positive and happy vibe. I hope you make more videos again.

Saw Billy in concert last year. He was wonderful, still rocking it out. Best concert I've ever been to.

I am new to sewing and love watching your videos. I had no reason to make Burp Clothes but watched the video and decided to make some. I just found out I can do them to the NICU at UK where I work! They are so cute, easy to make, and great practice for the novice .

I am excited to try these as my first attempt of sewing a functional item. where did you get your labels? Thank you

Going to make some burp cloths for my baby and this has been the easiest video on sewing so far lol THANK YOU

One of my friends is having a baby girl in August. I'm making her this, as well as the bib and blanket you posted. Thanks for uploading.

I love these too and thank you so much for explaining how to make them and sharing your idea . They really do make great gifts . I had a lot of fun making them ! Thanks again ❤

Would you mind sharing what type and model your sewing machine is?

Would microfibre work for the soft part for a baby???

Love the video, love your energy. amazon's price for the terry fabric is outrageous. Much cheaper at Joann. But thanks for the video. Left a Like. :)

If the bits come off the material I would be frightened they get in baby's mouth. Think I would prefer towelling material.

Could these be made with a flannel top instead of cotton?

What label do you use?

My fabric kept moving. So frustrating. I had so many pins in.

It’s been 8 years since I first enjoyed this video. One of my sweet friends is expecting his first great-grandson in a few weeks. How cute will this be when I make a few with baby fabric on back and sneak in on w/ a piece of his great grandpa’s old jeans on the back? I’m so jazzed about this that I went to Joann’s and got a yard of terry chenille so I can make today. Yours is my favorite pattern.

The chenille is now over $20.00 a yard. Any other suggestions or sources?

I have made these for many baby shower gifts the past few years & they are wonderful. I have never had a Mommy complaint yet. I also cut 6” squares of flannel to stitch together baby washcloths.

Food for thought as a newcomer to this video… could the chenille fuzzies be dangerous to baby for inhalation hazards etc? I wonder if a different fabric might be better? Any tips?

Do you prewash fabric?

Do you need to pre-wash chenille fabric before making the burp bibs?

Could you use cottn material and flannel for the back?

Hi Dana , greetings from Melbourne Australia. Thanks for sharing your creative work. I’m currently 3 months pregnant having my first baby . I can’t wait to try your easy method of sewing . . I’ve gone ahead and subscribed . I’ve chosen not to know the gender of my baby so I will make lemon and yellow colours thanks once again.
Regards Tracy x

The chenille fabric is now over $20 per yard