I wanted to make aprons for my "girls", daughter in law and grandaughter so I finally finished the project. I chose the ladybug fabric since my Miss Amity (gd) was a ladybug at Halloween. I made her apron from an actual 1940's apron that I bought online. I now have a collection of over 20 apron patterns, many of them vintage and plan to go into apron production very soon. These turned out so cute that I just wanted to share them. Amity just loved hers and went to get her lady bug hat to wear with hers. I love having a place to share the fun things!. I am having trouble posting small enough pictures to be acceptable so I am just providing a direct link. There are 5 more pictures so if you want to see the pictures just click on each link, and thanks for looking! I did post one that was very small. Guess I am on a learning curve!
rose, thanks for sharing these with us. they are all adorable, and so are your models. the doll apron really made us smile here. please let us know when you go into apron production.
Wow Karin, the pictures did turn out horribly small. I did a preview before I posted and the pictures were huge so I thought they would be huge when others pulled them up. Darn! Well I am still on a learning curve for the photos and I will work on it until I get it right. Thanks for looking, did you have a magnifying glass handy? lol
Some people look for happiness, others create it! idcityrose
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Aprons for All!
Posted - Mar 29 2008 : 4:47:10 PM
