Req: easy baby bib crochet or knit pattern

May 18, 2006 7 Replies

Does anyone have an easy baby bib pattern in crochet or knit?



TIA



Brenda


Hi, Brenda! Long time, no see! I honestly don't use a pattern, I just make them, so I can't help. But, I did want to welcome you back to the fold. DO ignore the troll's fake posts, it was NOT any of us, although they appeared to be from some of us. Noreen

Thanks Noreen, I have been around, just haven't had anything to say lately.

I'd have to agree with Mirjam, terrycloth, just buy a cheap towel, cut it into bibs, edge them with edging, extend the edging for ties.... Good old fashioned REAL diapers also make good bib material..... Noreen

Brenda , no i haven`t any pattern , but if you make a bib [i though people don`t use them anymore ?} , why not sew several , from Towel Material ? easier to wash , and have several to change ,,,, mirjam

I have one I really like, but it's in Italian. If you don't find one you like, let me know and I'll translate it. Since that would take a few hours, I'll wait to see if you find something else you like.

Just to give an idea, it's made with thread (no. 5 or no. 8 perle cotton) and a fairly small hook. It starts with a chain which is shaped to fit around the neck by putting increases (dc, ch2, dc all in the same stitch) where each bend should be (5 places altogether, including the center front). At some point, you work just the center part, but then later go back to working all around. It has a row of triple crochets near the border which is then used to thread a long ribbon all around the bib, and this ribbon is also used to tie the bib. I crocheted the ribbon with a contrasting color of thread. The border itself is finished off with a row of sc and picots.

Maybe that's enough so that you can improvise the whole bib.

Hi Brenda, try this link to see if there's anything you like

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Love& higs Christine

Thank you all for your suggestions. I gotta admit I have never seen a yarn bib and it does seem impracticable. I thought maybe it was to be worn with Sunday dress as a drool bib. I have a new step-granddaughter and I am crocheting an afghan for her. Also, my oldest granddaughter is expecting my first great-grandchild. I am not that old, I AM NOT THAT OLD!!! Ha! I guess I must be.................Brenda

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