Bandana Baby Bib Crochet Pattern
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This pure cotton bib works up easily and quickly, and the horizontal ribbed effect gives it a lovely texture. It can also be embellished with any number of appliqués, if desired.
The written crochet pattern (in US terms) calls for Aran cotton yarn in one colour - although the bib would look lovely in stripes of different colours also.
The only additional materials required are a darning needle with which to weave in ends, and a single press stud to fasten the bib at the back.
This pure cotton bib works up easily and quickly, and the horizontal ribbed effect gives it a lovely texture. It can also be embellished with any number of appliqués, if desired.
The written crochet pattern (in US terms) calls for Aran cotton yarn in one colour - although the bib would look lovely in stripes of different colours also.
The only additional materials required are a darning needle with which to weave in ends, and a single press stud to fasten the bib at the back.
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Bandana Baby Bib Crochet Pattern
Bandana Baby Bib Crochet Pattern
Delivery & Return Policy
But please contact me if you have problems with your order.
Philip Store
This pure cotton bib works up easily and quickly, and the horizontal ribbed effect gives it a lovely texture. It can also be embellished with any number of appliqués, if desired.
The written crochet pattern (in US terms) calls for Aran cotton yarn in one colour - although the bib would look lovely in stripes of different colours also.
The only additional materials required are a darning needle with which to weave in ends, and a single press stud to fasten the bib at the back.
This pure cotton bib works up easily and quickly, and the horizontal ribbed effect gives it a lovely texture. It can also be embellished with any number of appliqués, if desired.
The written crochet pattern (in US terms) calls for Aran cotton yarn in one colour - although the bib would look lovely in stripes of different colours also.
The only additional materials required are a darning needle with which to weave in ends, and a single press stud to fasten the bib at the back.