Yes, of course! Firstly, choose the right fabric. Use pure cotton and line it with PUL (polyurethane laminate). However, PUL is often not needed but helps keep the bib cleaner for long. Next, use 14-16 inches of cloth with ½ inch space from the borders to sew. Use a thick ribbon or a long piece of material from the fabric to make ties. Run it across the bib and sew it together. Stick pieces of Velcro at the ends. You can also embroider a pattern, cartoon, or your child’s name on the front. To take them up a notch, brands have also come up with designer bibs instead of ones that match your baby’s clothing.