You may want to put on some sunglasses and earmuffs
because the apron is really pretty
BRIGHT and LOUD!
(And not the most flattering.)
But I like 'er.
I must give credit where credit is due:
Aunt Beth bestowed upon me an
awesome sewing machine
(which I had no idea how to even thread),
Michael presented to me a Sewing class
(so that I could learn which way was up and not injure myself),
the thrift store so wonderfully had a half off sale
and I purchased a strange and bold large scarf/small sheet for 25 cents,
and my friend, and fellow Sewer Seamstress (that's with a capital "S")
Patti, loaned me the apron pattern.
Voila!
Now, when I am fooling around in the kitchen making Apple Crisp (as pictured above) or whatnot,
I won't get the apple or crisp all over myself.
Next sewing project? Maybe some pajama bottoms for Noah and Michael?
Any suggestions? Tips?
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2 comments:
How cheerful. This apron says 'get in the kitchen and have fun!' It's great to repurpose fabrics. The team effort was worth it.
I have no such talent, so I'm void of tips.
Now if only you could send apple crisp over the internet to all your hungry apple crisp-loving readers. I guess we'll have to make our own.
Wow! I thought that was June Cleaver for a second, but you are way cuter that her. Great job! PJ pants are definitely an easy project to start with since no one can see if you mess up :) I have been making some shorts for the baby out of my remnant material from past projects. But I also got enough new material to make Jarod a set of scrubs for work. Next big project is denim overalls for the baby. I love making baby clothes!
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