She was making one for her motherinlaw for Christmas and I decided to make a fall/thanksgiving one for me. And they are reversible!
Please ignore the mentally insane picure, we got back to the institution by curfew.
I love the ribbon neckline and my adorable turkeys! Here are two others I have made with the same pattern.
I made this one for Robin, for her Chain of Love gift, and I will send it to her if she ever sends me her new address!!! (hint hint Robin-text Mark with it!)
And this one went to Alexis at My Mama Made It, for a gift exchange I signed up for on her blog. She has some great ideas on her website, I think we will do something from her blog for our next sewing night.Anyone else love this apron as much as I do? Anyone else think sewing is a lost art? Anyone else think I may be going overboard?
9 comments:
Sewing is definitely an art lost on me! I think it's great you have this talent and especially when you use it for putting so much good into peoples kitchens.
I love them. I need to make 5 or more!! Will you help me??? :) They are great. Call me and we will plan something. I do love the turkeys too.
Those are so cute! I never wear aprons since I almost never cook but if I did I would totally sport those :-)
Very cute! I am not much of an apron wearer but they are cute!
I would love the pattern - if you are willing to share. Very cute!
Thanks Rachel - it is so cute. I love aprons and I DO wear them. That is so sweet of you. My address is 1304 W. Eagle, Nampa, Idaho 83651
Way cute! You need to post the pattern. :)
They turned out soooo cute. I wish I could've been there... but I still plan on making one. Jorja
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