GO! Baby Bib Die (55864)

The GO! Baby Bib Die makes DIY and personalized baby gifts a breeze. Cut three complete baby bibs in a single pass through your GO! or GO! Big fabric cutter, then stitch them up fast for the perfect handmade gift. This fat-quarter friendly bib is ideal for cotton, fleece, flannel, CuddleⓇ, terry cloth and more — and it’s sized to pair beautifully with embroidery or appliqué shapes 5" or smaller.

Details

• AQ Cutting Mat Required: GO! Cutting Mat – 10" × 24" (25.4 cm × 61 cm)
• Compatible With: GO! and GO! Big Fabric Cutters

How to Die Cut Baby Bibs

• For best results, position fabric on the lengthwise grain (straight of grain) as it goes under the roller.
• Tip: This die is designed to cut three complete baby bibs in one pass through the cutter.
• For each color, cut (1) 13" × Width of Fabric (WOF) strip.
• Position nap to the bottom of the bib on the die (Cuddle® fabric is typically 60" wide).
• Fanfold to 8 1/2" on the die.
• Sub-cut into 6 baby bibs — 3 right-facing and 3 left-facing.

Why Quilters Love the GO! Baby Bib Die

• Popular demand favorite — now available in both GO! and Studio versions.
• Perfect baby gift project: cut in minutes, sew quickly and easily.
• A DIY Project Die — great for gifting, crafting, or making to sell.
• No template required — standard bib shape that’s difficult to cut by hand.
• Cut 3 complete baby bibs in one pass (2 cuts needed per bib).
• Works with many fabrics: flannel, terry cloth, waffle fabric, Cuddle® fabrics, cotton and more.
• Make it personal: designed for appliqué shapes 5" or smaller or embroidery embellishment.
• Packaging includes a free pattern to get you started.
• Fat Quarter Friendly

AccuQuilt Cutting Benefits

• Cut more fabric in less time.
• Accurate cuts every time — no slipping rulers or measuring mistakes.
• Easy to use — place die on cutter, add fabric and cutting mat, then cut.
• Save fabric with Two-Tone Foam by cutting only where needed.
• Safe to use — blades are embedded in the die, away from your fingers.

Die Tips

• Some fabrics may leave a few threads where blades meet — simply snip with scissors.
• Align fabric with the edge of the shape, not the edge of the die board.
• Use good-quality fabric to reduce stretch.
• Test cut one shape before cutting multiples to ensure correct orientation.

Dimensions & Specifications