Showing posts with label bib. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bib. Show all posts

Saturday, 22 February 2014

Pretty Crochet Baby Bibs in Cotton Yarn

 

pretty crochet baby bib

 
These pretty baby bibs are made with cotton yarn (which is absorbent).
 
They are a cute idea for a baby shower gift. 



 

Pretty Crochet Baby Bib in Cotton Yarn

The bib is worked in half treble crochet (htc). The ties are worked in double crochet (dc). UK Terminology

Using a 3.5mm hook and DK cotton yarn –

Make a foundation chain of 29 chain stitches

Turn, 1htc in 3rd chain from hook, 1htc in each chain to end, turn               (27sts)

Chain 2 (this counts as first htc), 12htc, 3htc in next st, 13htc, turn             (29sts)

Chain 2 (this counts as first htc), 13htc, 3htc in next st, 14htc, turn             (31sts)

Chain 2 (this counts as first htc), 14htc, 3htc in next st, 15htc, turn             (33sts)

Chain 2 (this counts as first htc), 15htc, 3htc in next st, 16htc, turn             (35sts)

Chain 2 (this counts as first htc), 16htc, 3htc in next st, 17htc, turn             (37sts)

Chain 2 (this counts as first htc), 17htc, 3htc in next st, 18htc, turn             (39sts)

Chain 2 (this counts as first htc), 18htc, 3htc in next st, 19htc, turn             (41sts)

Continue in the same manner until 18 rows have been worked – or until the bib is the length required

Add a simple shell border on the lower edge only - or on each side as well as the lower edge

For the ties  ~

Re-attach the yarn to the top corner and make a chain of 55 chain stitches

Turn, 1dc in each chain to end, (makes first tie)

Continue across the top of the bib making 1dc in each stitch across to the other top corner

Chain 55 chain stitches

Turn, 1dc in each chain to end of chain, (makes second tie)

Fasten off

 


 
 

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pretty-cotton-crochet-baby-bib



 
 


Thursday, 6 June 2013

Bamboo Yarn Baby Bib

A couple of months ago an online friend -  who I have never met - sent me several balls of  Sirdar Smiley Stripes yarn.



 
I had never used this yarn before. It is a very pretty and colourful yarn with a multi-colour stripe effect. And it is gorgeously soft -
a blend of 80% bamboo and 20% merino wool.


 
 
I made this pretty little baby bib in a simple garter stitch.
 

I am really pleased with the way it looks and feels - it will be beautifully soft against a baby's delicate skin.
 
And as I still have a couple of balls to use, I plan to make a sleeveless baby top.
 
Thank you so much Micky - you were very generous.
I hope someone does something lovely for you.
I like to believe in karma.