6-30-10 I was wondering if a 6x6” bib would do any good. Are babies that small when they start to need a bib? I also had my own cotton yarn, so I decided to double-strand it and switch up a hook size. This makes the bib about 8x8”.

Made the following mods:

Used I/5.5mm hook & double-stranded sport yarn for main body. Result was 8x8” bib instead of 6x6”.

TIES (make 2)
I/5.5mm hook
double-stranded yarn
Foundation: ch 5

1: sc into 2nd, and rep across (4 sc)

2: ch 1, turn sc into 2nd and next 3, ch 41 (4 sc and 41 ch)

3: turn sc into 2nd and sc up to the last 3, ch2, sk 1 sc, sc into

last 2 (40 sc, followed by ch2 sp, then 2 sc)

4: ch 1, turn, sc into next 2, sc into one ch, sc into next sc.

stop. (4 sc)

5: ch1, turn, sc into each. fasten off. Weave in ends. (4 sc)

Sew button onto back of strap.

FEET (make 2)
F/3.75 hook
Hold 1 strand beak yarn and one strand yellow embroidery floss

together
Foundation: ch 7

1: sc into 2nd ch from hook, rep across (6 sc)

2: ch 1 turn, sc into 3, ch 3 (3 sc, 3 ch)

3: ch 1 turn, sc into 2nd ch from hook, rep across (6 sc)

4: ch 1 turn, sc into 3, ch 3 (3 sc, 3 ch)

5: ch 1 turn, sc into 2nd ch from hook, rep across (6 sc)

WINGS (make 2)
I/5.5mm hook
double-stranded yarn
foundation: doublechain 10

1: working in round, ch1, sc in first 2 ch, hdc, 4dc, hdc, sc,

4sc in end. Working into bottom of doublechain: sc, hdc, 4 dc,

hdc, sc, slst, slst into ch1, tie off.

The end with 4sc is the top of the wing.