And, yes, I feel the part when I sashay around the house in my new apron.
I used the Apron in an Hour tutorial from the Stop Staring and Start Sewing blog. The tutorial is very simple. My only change: I made the ties a bit longer than the pattern recommended. It took me longer than an hour, but I had lots of interruptions, and I tried extra hard to sew in a straight line. (Harder for me than it sounds!)
Mostly, I was looking for an excuse to use this fabric: Antler Damask Sky and Lodge Lattice Sky from the Deer Valley collection by Joel Dewberry. This fabric = true love.
I don't know what it is about this deer head, but I love it!
I better go find something to bake!
I better go find something to bake!
9 comments:
you are my idol, you domestic goddess.
I made that pattern for Mary and thought the ties should have been longer. Good call.
I love my apron. Nice job Katie.
Are you trying to steal your mother's apron-making thunder? That's awesome. Now hopefully with all these apron-sewers around here...
Wow, I love it! I expect some cookies sometime soon.
You did a GREAT job and I'm so happy to see it made with that fabulous Joel Dewberry fabric!! Yay! I think you'll be very popular at Christmas time if you make more of these. ;)
How can you not be a Kitchen Goddess in that fab get-up. Thanks for the linky thing (currently obsessed by aprons)...
Maybe you and your mom can have a "sew off" - a competition of sorts to see who can sew the cutest apron. I will offer to be the judge.... Aunt T
I don't even know who YOU are anymore.
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