So easy to add to the collection when you have figured out the pattern on the first one, no?
This cheery yellow apron was sewn from fabric in my stash. The yellow chenille was from a set of tab top curtains that I bought in the Spring at the thrift store for a few dollars and the cotton print was leftover from an OLD quilting project back in 1996!
While I love the look of the apron, it was a royal pain to sew. I should have known better than to mix fabrics like that but I couldn't stop myself because I LOVE chenille. It was a challenge to work with and it took me as much time to sew this one as the first.
The third apron is going lickety split however - no need to refer to the instructions and the ease of sewing fabrics of the same weight makes it a breeze compared to this one.
I'm addicted and aiming for the top - 7 new aprons! Mama's rockin' the house....
OH YEAH! :)
While I love the look of the apron, it was a royal pain to sew. I should have known better than to mix fabrics like that but I couldn't stop myself because I LOVE chenille. It was a challenge to work with and it took me as much time to sew this one as the first.
The third apron is going lickety split however - no need to refer to the instructions and the ease of sewing fabrics of the same weight makes it a breeze compared to this one.
I'm addicted and aiming for the top - 7 new aprons! Mama's rockin' the house....
OH YEAH! :)
These are so cute! I have a few aprons, but usually forget to put them on. But, goodness, with such cute aprons, I doubt you forget.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I love aprons. They can sure save the clothes underneath from stains!! love,andrea
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