They were much appreciated, but I was surprised how other young women in the class did not even own an apron! They have become vogue again because APRONS ROCK! I am in need of more full aprons because I'm so messy and found a few great tutorial lists.
http://tipnut.com/56-free-apron-patterns-you-can-make/
These from Modest Maven:
Photo from Modest Maven
Or this Five Ruffle Anniversary Apron from The Secret Stitch Club:
Photo from The Secret Stitch Club
One more adorable ruffled half-apron from One More Moore:
Photo from One More Moore
I was lucky enough to win one of Sew, Mama, Sew's giveaways from Becky at Sew In Stitches and love the aprons she made for me & the kids. Sorry, no picts of these yet, but we sure like them. Thanks again, Becky!
Adorable! I just ordered a sewing machine and can't wait to learn how to use it!
ReplyDeleteMy mother didn't wear an apron. She thought it was too "country/poor people" for her. Yeah, she's a snotty snob. But I did have an apron wearing Grandma and "auntie."
ReplyDeleteI too love the wearing of the aprons. Glad you all like yours! That was like a year ago wasn't it? Can't wait to see pictures :)
For anyone who doesn't know, tipnut.com is an amazing resource for all sorts of domestic things. I have used quite a bit of paper and ink printing out their free patterns! (Including the 50+ aprons!)
Thanks for the sweet mention!
Yes I have on store bought boring apron thats pink denim. And I have two great hand made aprons from my mom. She also made 3 little aprons for my 3 youngest. They love to cook with me and always put there aprons on because I always have one on when cooking. I would love to have more and try making one on my own.
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