I have been thinking, and pondering, and figuring, and wondering about making a vintage type apron. I use an apron when I cook, but the only full size apron that I have is a red and green plaid which looks very Christmasy. As I am not a garment sewer, I was thinking about the investment of time and fabric. I am very protective of my fabric.
So one day, when my dear daughter and I were out and about on a shopping jaunt, I found this pretty little thing......
Now I know it is not really a vintage apron, but I just fell in love with the bright cheery flowers. The apron has a nice little scalloped edge that could easily pass as an apron from the past. The really wonderful part was that this little apron cost less then 1 1/2 yards of fabric.
6 comments:
Oh that is so cute! Glad you were able to find one you like.
Sandy
Very cute someday in the future it will be vintage. I almost always put an apron on in the kitchen I hate ruining a good top with olive oil spatters
Super cheerful and adorable apron. What a great find, while on a shopping jaunt with your daughter.
What a cute apron. It is hard to use our quilting fabrics for other things. Enjoy the new apron.
Very pretty, I use aprons every day, but then, I'm rather a messy cook!
Very cute! And I like the way you think!
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