Ergo Adapt & Ergo Omni 360 Baby Carrier Bib

Description

Ergo Adapt and Ergo Omni 360 look very similar to each other, so I have bundled the bibs together, to make sure that you get the right one. This bib pattern is reversible. No Tabs or Hand Sewing needed! Most test sewers rate this as an Confident/Advanced Beginner pattern.

The  Ergo Adapt has the larger headrest. You can use the larger Adapt bib on the Omni, but it will be loose and bunch up. For best results make the one designed for your carrier. This bib will NOT FIT THE ERGO 360, only Omni 360. 

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This pattern has two pieces. Piece A is short, it just covers the headrest. Piece B is long, it adds extra protection, particularly when your baby is forward-facing (Omni 360 Only). For this pattern, there is no need for hand sewing or snap tabs. Pattern pieces include your choice of 1/2 inch or 1 cm seam allowance; cut out the pattern using the seam allowance that you prefer to sew with.

You can use any combination of these pieces to make your perfect bib. The most commonly made combo is the Short/Long or AB bib; think “mullet”  This is perfect if you ever forward-face. When the headrest is down, the long side B wraps over the top edge and tucks between your baby and the carrier. This protects the top edge from drool. Check out my YouTube video for helpful hints here: https://youtu.be/HAyP8okVQrk.

You may also want to make suck pads to protect your straps. The Adapt uses the “standard” size. The Omni 360 uses the “narrow” size. You can also purchase a corner suck pad pattern to fit either carrier, or get the straight pattern for free. 

This pattern is reversible! So even though I call the two outside layers “Fashion Fabric” and “Lining”, they are more like “Side 1” and “Side 2”. Keep in mind that when the headrest is down (folded to the outside), the fabric will be upside down. If you are using directional fabric for the AB (short/long) layout, be sure to follow the grainline/direction arrows on the pattern pieces (arrow points up). If you are using another combination of the A & B pattern pieces, follow the cutting diagrams.

Got a super drooler? You can also choose to use PUL or other waterproof fabric inside or as the backing for ultimate carrier protection. You can be as creative with this pattern as you desire: add trim or embroidery, go off pattern and add pockets, or make it out of satin or slippery fabric to keep your little one’s curls from being mussed. The possibilities are endless!