FO: Mason-Dixon Baby Bibs: 3 done!

[ArtLady1981]

A set of bibs are in the works! One down...maybe six to go! I dunno. Ravelry Notebook




I also have some pure white, ecru and pea green in same yarn. If I knit bibs with those lighter colors, I might embellish them with duplicate stitches. Or add a contrast edging.

I love the sturdiness of this Mason-Dixon design!

Edited to add FO's:

[salmonmac]

It's a wonderful design and delicious colors. Separately and together, the bibs will look lovely!

[JudyD]

Very nice! Love the colors!

Judy

[Jan in CA]

I've made a bunch of those bibs, too. They're great! Nice colors on yours so far, Dollyce!

[margz3]

Cute! He will be one color coordinated baby!!

[Debkcs]

Very cute, and I'm glad you don't stick to 'baby' colors.

[MerigoldinWA]

Very nice to have some hand crafted bibs to go over the knits. The gal who bought a bunch of sweaters from me... every time I see her little guy out in one of them he has a bib covering it up. I guess she is taking care of the sweaters, but I guess what she really needed were "going out" bibs.

[ArtLady1981]

Very nice to have some hand crafted bibs to go over the knits. The gal who bought a bunch of sweaters from me... every time I see her little guy out in one of them he has a bib covering it up. I guess she is taking care of the sweaters, but I guess what she really needed were "going out" bibs.

One of my granddaughters had very verrrry active salivary glands, and for months and months while she was teething (and therefore drooling) she DRENCHED her T- shirts, tops, and dresses. The only thing her mother could do at home and when they were out and about is use BIBS. Plain bibs for home, dressy bibs for church, etc. It was better to change the bib 5 or 6 times than change entire outfits. If you don't change an outfit soaked in drool it begins to stink. She changed more bibs than diapers!

[salmonmac]

It just gets better! The blanket is lovely and all the colors are sumptuous.