The apron was a bit hard to photograph without modeling and had I modeled it then I wouldn't have had anyone to take the photo tonight since my husband is on shift till Wednesday. It's a reversable apron with a full back. This was my first time making an apron like this and it was a little tricky but after I figured it out it was so much fun. It also has three pockets on each side. I really hope my partner will model the apron and post photos so everyone can see the back side. I also added some very traditional looking embroidery to the front pocket on one side.
Very Pretty!!
ReplyDeleteVery Pretty!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I love the embroidery that you added to the apron. I bought an embroidery machine but can't master the hooping process so my projects don't look nice and professional like yours does.
ReplyDeleteI don't hoop most of my projects. I only hoop the stabilizer. I then use a temporary embroidery spray adhesive and sometimes pins and attach it to the stabilizer. Once you get part of the design done then it's tacked down really well and I haven't had any problems with bunching or shifting.
ReplyDelete.beautiful apron!! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteThat is just the sweetest pattern!
ReplyDeleteChrissy,
ReplyDeleteIs there a certain brand of spray adhesive that you would recommend? I would like to give your way a try as the way I've done in the past has failed miserably! If you have any other hints please send me a email. Thanks!
Donna
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