Need a bib (crocheted)? Scheme and description of its elements

2024 Author: Sierra Becker | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-02-26 03:46

In bad weather, you want to shelter children from the cold as reliably as possible. But how to do this if mom is not around? For example, in kindergarten or school. Where children dress on their own and educators and teachers do not always follow how the scarf is tied. A shirtfront (crocheted) will come to the rescue. Its scheme is most often simple and yarn is required much less than for a scarf.

What parts does the product consist of?

The answer will be the same, regardless of whether the shirt-front is sewn or crocheted. The scheme will always consist of two elements: a collar and a cape, connected together.

It can be entirely knitted or crocheted. It all depends on the skills of the needlewoman. In the most advantageous position are those who own both instruments. Then the collar can be knitted with an elastic band on the knitting needles, and the cape can be made openwork with a hook.

How to tie a neckline?

The most common is the shirtfront (crochet), the scheme of which is thought out sosmoothly fit the neck and slightly expand towards the bottom. It is knitted across. To do this, you need to dial a chain of loops, which will provide a length from the collarbone to the very top of the neck. If the yarn is dense enough, then for an adult it will be loops 17. When a shirt-front is needed for a girl (crocheted), the pattern will consist of fewer loops. Therefore, the number of columns will have to be recalculated.

First row: Rise of 3 stitches, 4 double crochets (later referred to as "CH columns"), 3 semi-columns of CH and 10 single crochets (hereinafter "BN columns"). It is worth noting that the beginning of the row is the bottom of the neckline.

Second row: lifting loop, 10 columns of BN, 3 half-columns of CH, 4 columns of CH. That is, it mirrors the previous row. By gradually increasing the height of the columns, a natural rounding will be obtained.

Continue to knit these two rows until the shirt-front (crocheted), the scheme of which is shown earlier, is completely wrapped around the neck.

Possible cape pattern

With this detail, even the simplest shirt-front for a girl becomes beautiful. Any crochet scheme can be implemented. Here is an example of one that every needlewoman can handle.

In the first row, evenly tie the fans, consisting of two columns of CH, two air loops and two more columns of CH. The second row suggests expansion. It is carried out by increasing the number of columns in each fan. To do this, make one of the same on a pair of columns, and in an arch of airloops to connect 2 columns of CH, 2 air and 2 more columns of CH, complete this element with another column of CH on the second pair from the fan of the previous row.

In the third row on the columns on the sides of the arch, you will need to tie two CH columns already, and repeat the same pattern in the arch. The fourth row repeats the third. And in the fifth column there should already be three. The sixth row is a repetition of the fifth.

If necessary, the drawing can be continued. But most often this is enough to completely cover the girl's shoulders. In order to get a more spectacular shirt-front (crocheted), the scheme assumes that the strapping is done in a color that matches the tone. If you choose yarn with pile, the product will become more elegant.

Option when the shirt-front looks like a collar

In this case, the cape is not knitted. All work stops after the neck is made. It can be knitted both along and across.

The collar turns out beautiful if you use crochet. The bib (description diagram is presented below) goes from top to bottom. An example would be this pattern. For him, you need to dial a chain of loops, the number of which is divisible by ten, plus three more.

First row (second same): three lifting loops; air; CH column in the third loop of the chain; 3 columns of CH in the 7th, air loop and three more columns of CH also in the 7th loop; CH column to the 11th, then air again and the pattern repeats from the moment where the element connected in the third loop is indicated. So until the end of the row, which should end with the elementfrom two columns of CH, separated by one air loop.

Third row: swap elements. Where there was a fan, make an arch of two CH columns and an air loop. And tie a fan over such an arch. The fourth-fifth row continues this pattern, that is, there is a fan above the fan, and an arch above the arch.

The last two rows are a repetition of the first two. The shirt is ready. It remains only to sew on the buttons and decorate the edge with eyelets for them.