Are you looking for a crochet project that's both fun and functional? If so, you'll love this Diaper Cover with Ruffles Skirt tutorial!
This Crochet Diaper Cover with Ruffles Skirt is easy to follow and will take you just a few hours to complete. With its ruffled skirt and charming print, this cover is perfect for adding a bit of glamour to your diapers. Give it a try today and see for yourself how easy and fun crochet can be!
Supplies:
H hook
Medium worsted pink and white yarn
1 inch Button
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35 comments:
I was wondering if this was a newborn size? VERY cute!
yes newborn - 3 months as stated in the description
How would you make this for a 6-9 month old?
I dont have a pattern for that size, but you could go up a hook size to see if that works
How much yarn is needed for the main part of the diaper, the white?
1/2 skein of yarn or so, I wish I would keep track of how much yarn I use.
I am working on this and, despite following the instructions, it is very lop-sided. One side of the work looks smooth and the other juts in horribly and jaggedly.
you can go around it with sc to make it smooth looking. I know at the end it can look like that. Did you watch the video. Make sure you count all your stitches.
I absolutely love this pattern! There is nothing cuter than ruffle butts!
Im sorry, but I don't see the 3mo+ instructions
not sure I understand your question, Its for 3 months
Do you have a pattern for a matching hat?
Do you have a pattern for the matching hat
I have a bunch of hats that could go with it, but I didnt make it just for this diaper cover, http://www.amyscrochetpatterns.com/p/patterns.html
2 questions - Is the 13-14 inch size after it's buttoned or laying flat? Is there a gauge so I can figure out which size crochet hook I should use? I crochet very tightly. Thank you!
After its buttoned it will fit around the baby with that size waist.
I dont have the finished product to check the gauge
I want to thank you for the pattern. I am going to make it as soon as possible. !
I want to thank you for the pattern. I am going to make it as soon as possible. !
When you put 23 dc did you actually mean 24? That's the only way the stitch count worked for me
Love the pattern. I think there's an error. On row 8 - Ch 2, dc2tog decrease in the backloop, dc in the next 20 back loop stitches, dc2tog decrease. Turn. At this point if I dc in the next 20, I don't have 2 stitches left at the end to dc2tog. I dc in the next 19 instead so I could evenly decrease on both ends. Am I missing something? Thanks
shannonanddebbiesmith1118@windstream.net
did you watch the video? its right at 7 mintues of the video, you have 24 stitches to work with from the previous row, ch 2, work 2 dc together, then work 20 in the next dc backloops, then 2 together at the end, so 22 when you are done with that row. hope that helps
I love this pattern and am excited to make it! I use a lighter weight yarn though for my baby stuff, it's fingering weight with suggested 3.5 mmm hook. Any suggestions on how to adjust the beginning chain count so it's not too small?
sorry I would have to redo the whole pattern if I changed the chain count, but I think that yarn should be fine with the pattern.
This is a great tutorial and an adorable pattern! Thanks so much!
I love this pattern ,I follow you on it and it turn out great thank you so much.
Hi! I'd like to know how to difference the loops to make the ruffles :c it doesn't show up on my work
I added 2 buttons to some I’ve made so it can be put tighter if needed for a smaller baby
I absolutely love this pattern and have now made a few of them in different colour ways sometimes putting 2 buttons on the Diaper cover instead of one it can make a better fit sometimes . Thanks again for a gorgeous pattern and easy to follow tutorial x
To make this for a 18 month old with a 21 inch waist, how many would I need to chain to make this work? I would just recalculate the rest of the rows need to know for the main starting chain. Thanks for sharing your patterns
I would have to rewrite the pattern and I dont have a pattern for bigger sizes.
I have twins being born in the family as preemies very soon and I would very much like to make a few for them, what size hook would you recommend to make it for a 3 to 5 lb preemie. I'll be using caron simply soft yarn to match the hats I already made for them. Thanks in advance!!! The pattern is beautiful!!!
Thank you for the written explanations and video. Beautiful.
Thank you for providing this pattern! The written pattern and video are easy to follow. I absolutely love how quickly it works up and just how cute the finished product is. Just adorable
Thankypu so much for this pattern it is a firm favourite and I love the finished item. I have now made a few different versions.
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