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Showing posts with label aprons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aprons. Show all posts

Monday, September 12, 2011

A few new projects

I was busy this weekend outside doing things with my hubby, so I didn't get as much sewing done as I would have liked. I have started some matching aprons for child and 18" doll. I also sewed on these flowers to some baby crochet headbands. These were scraps from my receiving blanket that I posted about earlier. I think they turned out pretty cute. I have also started a new cable scarf from some multi color impeccable yarn. So just a few pictures of some projects in the works around here.

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Hard drive arrived and more knitting in progress

My hard drive came today and my hubby will install it tonight. Hopefully I will be back up and running soon. I have finished my fingerless mittens and have started a cable scarf that is turning out very pretty. I am now using my clear acrylic Harmony needles in size 5. Love these too! I cut out 2 Daisy Kingdom apron patterns yesterday that have matching ones for an 18 inch doll. Hope to sew those up this weekend. Have a few more hair bows and headbands to work on for Glendale days as well. My 2 older ones are off to KTown for a campus tour of UT. Tonight I am off to Hancock Fabrics for a Tru Fit Patterns class. Evidently there are more than 20 in the class so it should be interesting. Will post tomorrow if I get any great bits of info.

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Butterick 5474 Finished

I finally finished this apron that is for a friend. It needs a little final pressing, but I am so glad it is done. I sewed the buttons on yesterday. I ended up tacking down the collar in half because I felt like it was just too big or tall. I also tacked the sides of the bodice to the underside of the collar. They would look strange sticking out since I altered the collar a bit. This is a cute pattern but I had trouble with a few of the instructions. It was probably just me though. I used a vintage sheet for the "dress" part of the apron and orange cotton sateen for the apron overlay. It is very feminine and I might make it again. I won't use a stiff interfacing in the collar the next time. It would lay flatter I think without having to tack it. Looking forward to giving it to her tomorrow.

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Aprons, Potholders and Bags




We have a little girl at church who is turning 3 and she has a younger sister.  I decided to make aprons and potholders for them because she has a whole wall of kitchen furniture in her room.  I also made bags for them out of some upholstery samples that I brought back from the quilt retreat.  One of the ladies brought them and she was trying to get rid of them.  I think these were the 2 cutest ones for little girls.  I folded the sample in half and then used a sample to cut the handles out.  I used some ribbon and a scrapbooking slide -on letter to let them know which one was their bag.  It was pretty simple and I think it turned out pretty cute.  The pictures aren't too great-my camera is acting weird.