


Recycling these clothes into aprons is still satisfying, and oh so quick! In the 23rd day of triple digit heat here in Texas, i have to think of fast crafting. The red check one is a toddler sundress with darling appliqued lady bugs, (second pic close-up). I didnt even have to apply these bugs nor sew on all this rick rack! Such a great idea.
The other apron already had different fabrics and a nicely pleated and formed waist. All I needed to sew was some ties and a bit of bias on the back edges to finish them nicely. Both of the aprons in under 30 minutes.
2 comments:
I love the aprons. Who is the model?
You know it's me, can't get the other's too often to model!
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