Don't think I have seen that one but look at this site and you might find something else you like. I get alot of my designs from here because the quality of their designs is perfect. They have alot of 'in the hoop' bibs, for boys and girls. This is assuming you mean machine embroidery. Here is a link that might be useful: Embroidery

I purchased a book called Sew And Go baby. It has the bib pattern you are wanting.. I will write down the instructions for you.. Materials needed - Fingertip or hand towel Neck Ribbing - 3 1/2 X 14 inches A 5 1/2 inch circle cut out of cardboard. I then cut it in half 1. With the towel facing right side down, fold the upper edge down 4 inches. Find the center of the fold and mark with a pin. 2. Place the half-circle cut out of cardboard on the fold and center. Cut away circle. 3. Next, stitch the ribbing to make a circle. Fold in half with sides together and mark in quarters using the seam as one mark. I then marked my towel opening at the quarters, too. 4. Sew the ribbing to neck opening with seam at the center back. Match the ribbing at the quarter marks. Stretch as you sew. These are so quick and easy to make. I often have extras made up to give as a small gift or tuck in as a small extra... Have fun.. any questions, just e-mail me..

Congratulations, being a Grandma is very exciting! I have made burp cloths out of flannel. There are lots of cute prints. I make an oval shape to fit over the shoulder. Two layers of fabric rght sides together, sew and turn right side out and stitch the opening closed. Pretty simple! The bibs I like to make is a pattern from Sew Baby. A "Sleeve Saver" bib. It slips over baby's head like a t-shirt and has sleeves. It's great when baby starts looking around and the food doesn't always go in the mouth. Also good when they start feeding themselves.

Go to www.patternreview.com,there's a lot of info there about all machines. Kathi