Adorable Crochet Bibs For Toddlers

Crochet bibs are lifesavers when it comes to babies eating, or should I say clothes-savers? Either way, they are great for little ones, who like to play with food as much as eat it, so if you have one at home, be sure to try these projects. Bibs are very easy to make, so beginners will have no problems with making them.

You can even play with it, changing the colors, or turn it into fun animal or a monster. Kids will love it! If you have baby shower invitation at your desk and you scratch your head wondering what to give as a present, this may be the idea you needed. Grab your crochet hook and start today! Take a look at examples below and search for links to free patterns under the pictures.

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1. Monster Baby Bibs Free Crochet Pattern

Adorable monster bibs will be a sign that it’s dinner time. When making crochet accessories, make it useful and cute at the same time!

DESIGNED by Sarah Zimmerman
PROJECT TYPE crochet bibs
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL beginner

Go to the pattern: Monster Baby Bibs

2. Classic Baby Bib

If you prefer classic bibs, this one has a really nice shape. If it’s too plain for you, adorn it with crochet flowers or embroider something!

DESIGNED by Rachel Choi
PROJECT TYPE crochet bibs
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL beginner

Go to the pattern: Classic Baby Bib

3. Little Lamb Baby Bib

This adorable lamb bib in the pictures below will not only help your baby stay clean while cleaning, but will also be so much more fun! It would make a very sweet Easter or baby shower gift – it’s totally up to you. Feel free to play with the colors and make the best version for yourself!

DESIGNED by Kinga Erdem
THIS VERSION is by YarnForEveryone
PROJECT TYPE crochet bibs
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL beginner

PHOTOS by YarnForEveryone / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on myhobbyiscrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.

4. Puff baby bib

This adorable baby bib in the pictures below remind me of these incredible, lacy, victorian bibs, that were absolutely beautiful! These ones below were made by melarossacreazioni. and you can make them with different yarns, however these particular ones were made with 100% cotton.

DESIGNED by melarossacreazioni.
PROJECT TYPE crochet bibs
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL beginner

PHOTOS by melarossacreazioni. / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on melarossacreazioni.wordpress.com

5. Crochet Baby Bibs

This adorable crochet bib in the pictures below will make sure that your baby finished the meal without stains all over the clothes. daisyfarmcrafts took the modern bunny graph and turned it into a bib pattern. Feel free to make it in any color combination you like!

DESIGNED by daisyfarmcrafts
PROJECT TYPE crochet bibs
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL intermediate

PHOTOS by daisyfarmcrafts / Instagram.com

Find original free pattern on daisyfarmcrafts.com, the photos are here.

6. Moonlight Bib

These adorable crochet bibs are the perfect addition to any nursery and will make sure that the meal won’t end up on your baby’s blouse and pants. You can make these in any color and yarn you like, but I highly recommend using 100% cotton yarn.

DESIGNED by Tine Sommer Hansen
PROJECT TYPE crochet bibs
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL intermediate

PHOTOS by Tine Sommer Hansen / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on hobbii.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Baby Bib

Keep that baby clean and cute with a pastel colored baby bib by Lily Sugar’n’Cream for Yarnspirations. Crafted with organic cotton yarn will be a perfect baby gift box filler. The delicate yarn hues and lacy bordering creates a gentle look while not compromising the practicality. With this baby accessory you both will be ready for the next culinary adventure!

DESIGNED by Lily Sugar’n Cream and Bernat Design Studio
PROJECT TYPE baby bib
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL beginner

Photos Lily Sugar’n Cream and Bernat Design Studio / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on yarnspirations.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

So Easy Baby Bib

Oh so easy and so classic, the crochet baby bib that’s essential for new parents. Crucial during all the meals, this pattern by Pamela Kuloba is extremely easy to follow. That’s very good news because it helps create several items at one time. Such a simple crochet bib should always be at hand at home with babies and toddlers. The easily washable skeins of yarn are also a crucial part of the project.

DESIGNED by Pamela Kuloba
PROJECT TYPE baby bib
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL beginner

Photos Pamela Kuloba / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on pamscozycorner.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.