FILET Oval Bib with Pocket in Aida Fabric to be Embroidered, Made of Cotton Pique Scottish Print, Ideal Product for Newborn Babies, 100% Italy, size 24x20 cm, Light Blue Colour

📦 CONTENT - At home you will receive an oval bib made from soft cotton pique fabric in a tartan print, Light Blue. The bib features a 55 hole canvas aida pocket, ideal for cross stitching. Its drawstring closure makes it easy to insert and remove from the neck and suitable for all babies up to 6 months old. If you love embroidery, this bib is great for you! 🔍 FEATURES - Bib in soft cotton pique fabric doubled with a layer of white flannel for better absorbency. It has a 55-hole white Aida pocket to embroider and a pique pique bias. Dimensions of the bib: 24 x 20 cm; the aida pocket measures: 17 x 8,3 cm; it is separated from the bib by a white bias and a lace detail; a satin bow embellishes the bib. 🧵 14 CT/55 HOLE AIDA FABRIC - This fabric is the most widely used embroidery fabric for cross-stitching, its precise weave forms a checkerboard pattern that allows you to guide the passage of the needle and easily obtain clean, regular crosses. The 55 hole aida has 55 squares in 10 cm. This type of aida is most commonly used by regular embroiderers, but it is also perfect for those who want to try cross-stitching for the first time. 🇮🇹 MADE IN ITALY - Our activity is based on the production and sale of accessories for newborns and linen textile articles. The company distinguishes itself for the use of high quality raw materials, made with natural cottons. The design and production is entirely made in Italy. Distinctive features of Filet products are the insertions in aida cloth to be embroidered, the use of piqué and quilted fabrics with a wide choice of colours and patterns, always in step with the new trends. 🪡 AGO FIL - Founded in 1995, Agofil is the producer of the FILET brand, a leader in its sector, known for the high quality of its products. The Filet brand is widely distributed in the best shops and haberdasheries in Italy, and is beginning to expand beyond the Italian borders, arriving in France and Spain.