Today I was in need of some instant gratification. The fabric for hubby's shirt is giving me fits and I needed to bust out something quick and easy. One of my friends was having a birthday today (although I won't see her again until Tuesday) and I was planning on making her an apron so I decided that today was the day.
I used McCall's 3979 which is a vintage apron in 5 styles. The sizes run S-XL but my friend is a very small petite (4'11" and less than 100lbs) so I adjusted the pattern to what would be an XS and shortened it by 2". I did a full review on PR that can be found here. It's a pretty simple pattern and I used quilting cotton in pinks and browns as well as purchased brown bias binding. Next time I make this pattern I will make my own binding but I was a little pressed for time. If given more time, I would have made binding from the pink paisley print.
Here is the finished product:
I have a few more people with this pattern in mind. It's a really cute vintage design.
Sunday, April 22, 2007
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4 comments:
Love this apron. What neat styling.
Love the colors, love the look.
Too cute!
Very cute! I do the same thing....to get a mental break from a challenging project I whip up something fast and fairly mindless like a tote bag or skirt!
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