rim a second middle rod located between the rim and waist may also be sewn into the fabric for extra support and firmness the two rods can meet and attach to the back straps in one embodiment wires from the rods extend into or onto the straps at least 1 5 inches to create the resistance to form the pocket slightly twisting the straps which can be done in one motion with a flick of the wrists while attaching the back strap can make the bib stand even further out because of the torque one experimental embodiment was made using polyester covered boning for sewing as the rods such boning is often used in the sewing of a ladies corsets and the like in this experimental embodiment to construct the pocket two identical half moons were first cut out next two strips of boning for the rim and mid sections were attached by sewing the polyester covering of the boning directly to the 1st half moon then attached the second moon to the first lastly stitches were made both around the outer exterior and then also outlined the two rods so that there was not a large air pocket between the two half moons bias tape was attached for esthetic purposes to create the orange edging around the bib other ways to attach the wire may be used such as with bias tape or creating a pocket where the rods can slipped in other considerations include the fact that that the apron shape may be made as one piece or two top and bottom half moon one embodiment uses two strands of.