Can you do a separate video on how you do the ribbing and the trim in the brown around the granny squares like around the neck area, the armpits, and then the bottom please and thank you❤
Can you do a separate video on how you do the ribbing and the trim in the brown around the granny squares like around the neck area, the armpits, and then the bottom
I have been going crazy over your original bib for so long. I’ve had it screenshotted and saved in my project folder for awhile. I started working on it the other night and you just posted this video so it must be fate. Thank you for the tutorial!! 💗
Omg!! This video is for you haha! I will note that the OG bib is a crewneck so in order to make the neck more circular I hade to add small granny square triangles in the corners of the head hole. So that’s another difference between the two. If you have any questions or want to see any photos feel free to dm me on IG 🫶🏼🫶🏼
I don’t do anything special for the corners. You can skip over the ch st in the granny square if it doesn’t seem strong enough to hold. The corners may look a little floppy but blocking gets rid of that. If you have anymore questions lmk 🫶🏼
Thank you so much! I have no idea how much yardage of each color I used. The brown which is the most prominent color I used about a skein and a half and for the other colors I used barely a skein of yarn
@@shan123412341234 measure a piece of clothing you already have that fits you how you want the vest to fit (this could be another vest, a jumper, tshirt etc), and use that to figure out the size of your granny squares. for example: this video uses 4in granny squares to get a height and width of 12x12" (not including ribbing), so you can adjust that by either making larger/smaller granny squares, or changing the width of the ribbing. the easiest way to figure it out is to draw your own diagram so you can visualise the measurements
