Remember this tablecloth. .jpg)
Well it is now this! I finally got around to making the apron that I bought the tablecloth for. I have added some Japanese fabric for the band and I really love the fabrics work together. My sister-in-law said the apron was so pretty she would wear it as a dress. She might be able to get away with it, but I'll just stick to the kitchen with this one. .jpg)
I have been wanting to make a flattering, pretty apron for such a long time and I am so happy with how it turned out..jpg)
We are all enjoying our school holidays with my parents visiting. So you might not hear from us for a week or so. Cheers.
Saturday, 29 March 2008
Refashioned
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14 comments:
oh its gorgeous...you also have a gorgeous figure to model it...I wouldn't be game pregnant or not pregnant! but I would love the confidence to wear aprons out and about
Corrie:)
Gorgeous apron - the contrasting fabric looks like it was made for it!
Oh, it's just fantastic!
What a great refashion ! It really looks fantastic. I love the big bow at the back.
VERY NICE!! :) Now I have another idea to use old tablecloths for. Last week I made a cool skirt out of a circular cloth - pic on my blog. Very neat!
Fab refashion, Tamara! I even like how the contrast fabric on the ties matches up with the binding. Very pretty!
Love the pretty apron. I remember feeling that way about my young ones too, but actually I am now enjoying them being a bit older. I didn't think I would say that, but it's true.
well done clever lady!i'd wear it as a dress too! my babies 4 tgis sunday!it is alittle sad but exciting to!
I LOVE it!!! I too would have a go wearing it as a dress over jeans. Very, very cool apron Tamara - well done!
This is just perfect! I love a good apron and this one is more than good. It is divine!
Very pretty!
That apron is just divine.
I too cut up vintage tablecloths and remake them into new things. I think your apron is simply too beautiful to be true! Lovely and flattering!
Oh! This is so wonderful! A great inspiration :-)
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