I sent off my Sassy apron this morning (phew!) and finished this apron that I made for Lucy's Apron Angels. I used a vintage McCalls pattern that I bought on Ebay a few years ago. The balls around the pockets didn't turn out quiet as I envisioned, but sure make it fun to bop around the house in (I gave it a test spin). I also made my own bias tape for the pocket--which was a first. I'll mail this Monday and then get started on my apron for the Flirty Apron Swap. I also nearly finished Jack's pirate shirt, just need to pick up some snaps. I have a few other summer outfits I want to sew up for Addie. Better get busy!
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Apron Angels
I sent off my Sassy apron this morning (phew!) and finished this apron that I made for Lucy's Apron Angels. I used a vintage McCalls pattern that I bought on Ebay a few years ago. The balls around the pockets didn't turn out quiet as I envisioned, but sure make it fun to bop around the house in (I gave it a test spin). I also made my own bias tape for the pocket--which was a first. I'll mail this Monday and then get started on my apron for the Flirty Apron Swap. I also nearly finished Jack's pirate shirt, just need to pick up some snaps. I have a few other summer outfits I want to sew up for Addie. Better get busy!
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I am crazy about this apron. It is adorable. Love the pom poms!
That chicken fabric is crazy cute! Where did it come from?(Look at me commenting- your fix worked!)
I bought it at Hancock Fabric--which is no longer in these parts--a few years ago to make kitchen curtains. The pattern is called: Sunflowers by Patty Reed Designs. I have about a fat quarter left that I'm not planning to use. I'd be happy to send it to you.
Your apron for Apron Angels turned out great! I just mailed mine today. It felt so nice to make something for someone else who could really use some cheer! A new apron is sure to bring cheer!
cute, cute, cute!
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