I wrote in an earlier post about how hand-knit and crocheted items have a natural tendency to look girly, so when making anything for a boy, especially a baby boy, it's important to make the items as boyish as possible. It's every mother's nightmare for someone to come up to their handsome baby boy and say "What a beautiful baby girl!". I take no chances when making baby boy items, and these bibs are no exception.
Well, my darling sister desperately wanted me to start a blog, so here we are. This is just a little something to keep track of the various hobbies I have that help to keep me (somewhat) sane. Of course, this all happens "while the kids are sleeping"! Thanks for stopping by. :)
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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
The Name's Bond. Baby Bond.
How do you solve the problem of a stylin' baby Bond who enjoys his formula shaken, not stirred, but can't hold his applesauce-tini? Take him out in a bib that's as sophisticated as he is and has just the right amount of pomp for any circumstance.
I wrote in an earlier post about how hand-knit and crocheted items have a natural tendency to look girly, so when making anything for a boy, especially a baby boy, it's important to make the items as boyish as possible. It's every mother's nightmare for someone to come up to their handsome baby boy and say "What a beautiful baby girl!". I take no chances when making baby boy items, and these bibs are no exception.
The foundation is just the basic single crochet bib I made for Alicia, minus the ruffle, of course. I searched high and low for just the right thing to applique onto this boy version, and hit the jackpot when I found this necktie applique pattern. The bow-tie and buttons were a natural choice to create a super cute and very masculine set. The bow-tie is just a glorified rectangle, and for the buttons I used the cherry from this cupcake applique pattern, sewn on just like, you guessed it, a button!
I wrote in an earlier post about how hand-knit and crocheted items have a natural tendency to look girly, so when making anything for a boy, especially a baby boy, it's important to make the items as boyish as possible. It's every mother's nightmare for someone to come up to their handsome baby boy and say "What a beautiful baby girl!". I take no chances when making baby boy items, and these bibs are no exception.
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Corinne, you should start a little business making these bibs - they are absolutely adorable!!!
ReplyDeletethanks deja! :)
ReplyDeleteYou blow my mind. This is so creative. I agree you need to get these on ebay or somewhere for sale.
ReplyDeleteYOU ARE AMAZING!!
ReplyDeletethanks mom and kelly! who knows, maybe an ebay/etsy store will soon come to be... :)
ReplyDeleteToo cute, Corinne! If you decide you want to start a business, I highly recommend Etsy - it's a great community and has very reasonable rates. And I think you would do awesome - your bibs are completely unique!
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