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    Baby Bib Free Pattern

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    This document provides a simple pattern for making a baby's bib using chunky yarn and large needles. The pattern includes casting on stitches and increasing rows, then working in a letter motif pattern for several rows before shaping the neck with decreases. I-cord is used for ties on the left and right sides of the neck opening.

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    Baby Bib Free Pattern

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    This document provides a simple pattern for making a baby's bib using chunky yarn and large needles. The pattern includes casting on stitches and increasing rows, then working in a letter motif pattern for several rows before shaping the neck with decreases. I-cord is used for ties on the left and right sides of the neck opening.

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    Free baby bib as seen at http://dotpebbles.blogspot.com/2011/03/simplest-and-quickest-ever-im-sure.html

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    This document provides a simple pattern for making a baby's bib using chunky yarn and large needles. The pattern includes casting on stitches and increasing rows, then working in a letter motif pattern for several rows before shaping the neck with decreases. I-cord is used for ties on the left and right sides of the neck opening.

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    Baby Bib Free Pattern

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    claire_garland
    This document provides a simple pattern for making a baby's bib using chunky yarn and large needles. The pattern includes casting on stitches and increasing rows, then working in a letter motif pattern for several rows before shaping the neck with decreases. I-cord is used for ties on the left and right sides of the neck opening.

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    Simplest and quickest ever – I’m sure – Baby’s bib

    Use a nice thick, yet soft, chunky/ bulky yarn – I used Debbie Bliss Como, and largish double pointed needles (you only need double
    points for the i-cord neck tie, so you could work the bib on straight needles until then if you wished) – I used 5mm (US size 8) needles.

    For pictures please go to this link:


    http://dotpebbles.blogspot.com/2011/03/simplest-and-quickest-ever-im-sure.html

    Pattern
    Cast on 9 sts.
    Row 1 (inc) (RS) Kfb, K to last st, kfb. 11sts
    Row 2 P.
    - I worked in a letter motif pattern (there are loads charts for these on the web) beg the motif on the 9th row.
    Rep last 2 rows (rows 1 & 2) 7 times. 25sts
    Work 14 rows st st
    Shape neck
    Row 31 K10sts, bind off 5 sts, k to end.
    Right neck tie
    Row 32 (dec) P8, P2tog. 9sts.
    Row 33 K.
    Row 34 (dec) P to last 2 sts at Neck, p2tog. 8sts
    Rep last 2 rows four times more. 4sts
    K4 work as i cord by sliding sts to other end of dpn without turning, continue until neck cord measures 25cm/ 10in.
    Next rnd (dec) [K2tog] twice. 2sts
    Next rnd (dec) K2tog. 1st
    Fasten off weave in end.
    Left neck tie
    Row 32 (dec) WS facing, rejoin yarn to 10 sts. P2 tog, p to end. 9sts
    Row 33 K.
    Row 34 (dec) P2 tog, p to end. 8sts
    Rep last 2 rows four times more. 4sts
    K4 work as i cord by sliding sts to other end of dpn without turning, continue until neck cord measures 25cm/ 10in.
    Next rnd (dec) [K2tog] twice. 2sts
    Next rnd (dec) K2tog. 1st
    Fasten off weave in end.

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