
And vintage buttons too! I love my vintage fabric stash and it is difficult for me to use sometimes because well, I love it. But I did it!
Then I received an email a few days ago from a woman who had previously purchased an apron from me. She wanted a similar one for her other granddaughter. So I finished that one today.

This is the apron that I made last year.

And here is the apron that I finished making today. They are a little different from each other. But I can't believe how similar they are, and I didn't even look up the older apron before I started the new one. I just remembered the polka dots and the pom-pom's.
So I think the two little girls who will be wearing these aprons while decorating cookies will be happy to look like twins. And I am happy to add to their Christmas cheer in my own little way.
4 comments:
Those are adorable! I love how the neck straps button with a vintage button!
These are SO CUTE!! I love what you are doing - very creative!
I LOVE what you did with the vintage fabrics!! That was a perfect project for the grey and pink fruit fabric!
I love that! I love the rick rack and the pom-poms and the fact that they look like they are icing. Or is it just me? Love your stuff. And so right about parting with a button. I know someone who would say, a button, get over it. Yes, a man. But I so know what you mean. Your little button friend is going out into the world.
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