A recent request for a child size apron had me stumped. The obvious ruffle and sash seemed a logical place to start. But the overall design had me completely stumped...as usual. Off to research on Etsy I went.
A vintage bonnet apron with a few very unique features became my pattern.
That ruffle at the waist is darling.
Pattern pieces cut and amended. I use freezer paper to make it easier to cut out my fabric.
I chose this sweet Japanese nursery print purchased here and carefully cut the pocket to match the under skirt.
Detailed pink crochet trim and machine stitched flower down the center of the pocket to mirror the fabric.
Just when I thought I was going to get it done...it was time to run to the grocery and get the kids from school. Bummer. I look forward to finishing this up in the morning.
What a darling little apron! Sweet fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteCool little trick and treat bag!
Warmly,
deb
Love it, so bright and cheerful! Who doesn't love little retro animals, they always make me smile!
ReplyDeleteso cute!! when marla gets big enough I may have to commission one from you for her!
ReplyDeleteI bet you finish it up pretty quick in the morning!
xoxo
I suppose you bought all that fabric, cause I couldn't find any on that site! Oh well, it would just sit at my house, thank goodness you actually do something with it. Adorable aprons missy.
ReplyDeleteLove ya'
Meri
I can't believe you would ever be stumped! Your work is jut marvellous. I am always inspired, you have created a heirloom piece.
ReplyDeleteIs your sample a bonnet apron?!? I see it has a ruffled waist like mine does and buttons instead of snaps! Super cute fabric for your little girl's apron project! Any little one would be happy to 'cook' with her Mama wearing it!
ReplyDeleteRenee your child's apron is so cute. I just hate that when you get going on a role and it is time for something else.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute apron, and those fabrics are just the sweetest!! xo Heather
ReplyDeleteA lucky girl who receives an apron made with love by Renee! It's just darling!!
ReplyDeletechris
Looks like a future heirloom in the works there! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe little girl who will be wearing this apron is the luckiest girl ever!
ReplyDeleteI bought that fabric too! Yes, I know that makes NO sense at all!
But I had to have it because it's just the cutest!
Erica :)
The fabric is just darling. It's a lovely apron. Enjoy your finishing stitches. Happy "almost" weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute, Renee! Love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteAw, so sweet already! Those Japanese prints are awesome!
ReplyDeleteSome little girl is going to be VERY happy!!
ReplyDeleteAww. That is just the sweetest!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! So cheerful and pretty! xo Holly
ReplyDeleteRenee... why is this so cute?!?
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful weekend ♥
Oh, Renee....We really are on the same wave length! I just love your choice of playful fabric for your apron. This is such a fun and functional child's apron. Can you believe we posted our versions on the same day?
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugzzz,
Carolynn xo
One little girl is going to be in love!! Adorable.
ReplyDeleteThat apron is the cutest apron I ever did see!
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