Cotton Baby Bibs
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These are medium-size bibs (about 7” across at its widest point), good for small infants or as spit-up bibs.
Materials:
I hook
2 oz worsted weight cotton yarn (MC)
small amount of worsted weight cotton yarn for edging and ties (CC)
Foundation: Using MC, ch 14. sc in second chain from hook. Sc across. ch 1, turn. [13 sc]
Row 1: 2 sc in first sc. sc across up to last sc. 2 sc in last sc. ch 1, turn. [15 sc]
Row 2: Repeat Row 1 [17 sc]
Row 3: Repeat Row 1 [19 sc]
Row 4: Repeat Row 1 [21 sc]
Rows 5 – 23: sc across. ch 1, turn. [21 sc]
Now we are making the sides of the bib. We will make each side individually.
Side #1 (left side)
Row 24: sc across the FIRST 7 SC ONLY. Do not sc in the remaining 14 sc. ch 1, turn [7 sc]
Row 25: sc 2 tog. Sc across. ch 1, turn. [6 sc]
Row 26: sc across. ch 1, turn. [6 sc]
Row 27: sc 2 tog. Sc across. ch 1, turn. [5 sc]
Row 28: sc across. ch 1, turn. [5 sc]
Row 29: sc 2 tog. Sc across. ch 1, turn. [4 sc]
Row 30: sc across. ch 1, turn. [4 sc]
Row 31: sc 2 tog. Sc across. ch 1, turn. [3 sc]
Row 32: sc across. ch 1, turn. [3 sc]
Row 33: sc 2 tog. Sc across. ch 1, turn. [2 sc]
Row 34: sc across. ch 1, turn. [2 sc]
Row 35: sc 2 tog. ch 1, turn. [1 sc]
Row 36: sc. fasten off. [1 sc]
Side #2 (right side)
Flip bib over. Reattach MC yarn to the other end of Row 23. Repeat Rows 24-36 on this side.
Edging and ties: Attach contrasting color in Row 36 of Side #2.
Chain 35. Slip stitch in each chain (making tie #1). Slip stitch back into Row 36. ch 1. sc evenly down inside of Side #2, across front of bib, and up the inside of Side #1.
When you reach Row 36 of side #1 (the top), Chain 35. Slip stitch in each chain (making tie #2). Slip stitch back into Row 36. ch 1. sc evenly around the outer edge of the bib. When you get back to Row 36 of Side #2 (where you joined the CC), join to first sc. Fasten off.
Copyright 2009 Tiffany Roan http://peanutzmomspatternplace.blogspot.com/
All Rights Reserved. For personal/charitable use only. This pattern and items made from this pattern cannot be sold without written consent from the designer
I have trouble when I get to the tog. Help please.
ReplyDeleteHi! What row are you on? What problem are you having? If you're more specific, I'll see if I can help you out!! :)
ReplyDeleteRight here is where I get confused.
ReplyDeleterow 25: sc tog, sc across, chain 1 and turn (6 sc)
tog is together as I remember. is that in the same chain?
Help please.
Yes, tog means together. What you're doing is decreasing at the beginning of the row. In Row 24, you should have only sc'd in the first 7 stitches, then ch 1 & turn (to start Row 25). At the beginning of row 25, you'll decrease one stitch by sc the first two stitches together, then sc regularly in the remaining 5 stitches. You'll continue to decrease at the beginning of each ODD row by sc'ing the first two stitches together, until you end up at Row 35 with only one stitch remaining. This should give you a slanting line on the inside neckline of the bib. Let me know if that helped!!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I make baby blankets for our local NICU. I LOVE your pattern. I want to make some of these for the NICU babies. Thanks again for helping me out. Have a blessed weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome pattern! I love it, and it's so simple to make! I have made a bunch now for my little niece. She'll look so adorable!
ReplyDeleteMade one for practice and since have made many many. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your patterns... i'm a new crocheter and i love looking at your pretty patterns and i'm sure going to give it a try. thanks again
ReplyDeleteJust in time for a new baby, already here. And 3 due at the first of the year. Thanks so much for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern the bibs are so pretty and useful. I am sure the babies and their moms will love them.
ReplyDeleteCher-Lynn
Love this pattern! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteDaughter just learned a few weeks ago that she's expecting so of course, grandma is busy knitting :)
Love these! Thank you so much for sharing your pattern! I linked to it on my blog this morning. :) http://www.mooglyblog.com/unique-crochet-baby-bib-patterns/
ReplyDeleteThank you a million times over for sharing this pattern! I had envisioned the same thing in my head, but cannot design patterns. I changed it a bit for newborns. I used a G hook and only crocheted a total of 19 rows (which includes the Foundation Row) before I started the neckline rows. They came out adorable!
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For adorable newborn bibs, I used a G hook and crocheted a total of only 19 rows, which includes the Foundation row. Then I followed the rest of the pattern to make the neckline. I was able to make 3 bibs from a 2.5 oz skein of Sugar n' Cream cotton yarn and used variegated scraps for the trim. Quick & easy - made one in an evening! Thank you so much for sharing this pattern! I just completed 7 different bibs x2 for a friend expecting twins! Such fun making them!
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