It's a Cover-up
Last week, I posted three sets of fabric for projects that were in the works. This is what I made with the fabric - aprons for a good friend. (She doesn't read my blog, so she will be surprised when they arrive.)
Winter apron the ties are tucked behind the apron for the photo |
I adapted the Four Corners Apron! pattern, making the aprons reversible.
Autumn apron (reverse side of Winter apron) |
The pattern is easy to follow, and the apron is fun to make.
I hope my friend enjoys wearing these reversible and seasonal aprons.
Easter egg apron ties are tucked behind apron for photo |
Spring apron (reverse side of Easter egg apron) ties are tucked behind the apron for photo |
I didn't have time to sew the Summer apron, but the fabric is cut. Hopefully, I can get the apron assembled this week and get these three aprons sent to my friend.
If you need a quick gift, I recommend the Four Corners Apron.
What a nice gift for your friend! I love that you made them reversible.
ReplyDeleteSo nice! I have that pattern and love making it...what perfect material for them!!
ReplyDeleteReally cute aprons, and practical too!
ReplyDeleteLots of knitting going on around here--I have been captivated by Brunella yarn from Plymouth Yarn Company. It makes wonderful scarves!
Happy knitting and quilting and sewing from Sara in NE
What a great apron! I love aprons, but forget to pull one on too often... Do you wear aprons? Where/how do you store them?
ReplyDeleteCute aprons. I have 2 of them made for me by friends and I have really enjoyed them.
ReplyDeleteThe idea of making them reversible is perfect....two for one.
I know your friend will love them.
wyogg
What a cute, clever idea.
ReplyDeleteVery cute, I love the simplicity of the design..how functional, and adorable.
ReplyDeleteBoo is sleeping now, it's 8 in the morning, Bootsie time predicts lots of sleep.
Jen
Thanks for the link. I love a cute apron!! My grandson gave me two aprons for Christmas last year because he said I am his favorite cook! Such praise will get him lots of good food!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute aprons. The fact that they are reversible is so cool. The fabric is festive...what a great gift!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!! Something to remember the next time I make aprons!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Those are so cute! I have one similar to this pattern that was given to me.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely adorable...
ReplyDeleteReversible...genious!
I really like the design of the apron, especially how it is reversible. It looks like a good project for a semi-beginner sewer too. Your friend is going to love them!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and great gift! I love that they are reversible. g
ReplyDeleteThanks for this pattern suggestion Nancy. I want to make one for Sophia for when she helps her mom bake. I know I have a kids apron pattern somewhere but if I can't find it I'll look for this one. I wear my aprons all the time. I store it rolled up in a basket with the towels. If I had room in the kitchen I'd hang them on a hook.
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