Other items I included in my package were: A family living family feasts cookbook, a memory bracelet that she can put one of her holiday pictures in, a initial necklace with rhinestones. I hope she doesn't look to close at the pictures, I totally forgot to take the necklace out before snapping the pictures. I also included some yummy chocolate truffles that are made locally here in my state. I also made some Christmas cards that could also be doubled as Thank you notes. Then I made a black organza bag to wrap it all up in. Happy Thanksgiving and the joyous of all Holidays to you and yours.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
The prom dress of all aprons!
My flirty apron arrived!
I received my Holiday Hostess apron for the Flirty Apron Swap this week. When I opened the package, my son said, "Isn't that the one you were hoping you would get?" And guess, what? It was! Thanks, Kara! I love this fancy apron.
Winter Wonderland Apron
Now that my swap partner, Nadine C. has received her package I can show you pictures of the finished product.
With the left over fabric pieces I made a
Just a peek of the finished apron
Just a peek of the finished apron.
It's packed and will be on its way to my partner tomorrow. Hope she likes my non-traditional interpretation of the holiday hostess apron. I do, and my mother always said the best gifts to give are the ones that not only come from your heart but the ones you'd love to keep.
If a teeny-tiny peek won't do it for you, I've posted more photos on my sewing blog.
It's packed and will be on its way to my partner tomorrow. Hope she likes my non-traditional interpretation of the holiday hostess apron. I do, and my mother always said the best gifts to give are the ones that not only come from your heart but the ones you'd love to keep.
If a teeny-tiny peek won't do it for you, I've posted more photos on my sewing blog.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Fearful But Finished!
Let me first say that I DO NOT SEW! So, this is a first for me. I was pretty nervous about it, and I am sure all of the flaws will be visible to the expert seamstress's eye (like everywhere I had to use the seam ripper - yikes). However, I think the fabric is cute and I think it turned out OK for the first time (and with no help). I hope it will be good enough for my partner.
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finished,
flirty apron swap,
Sneak Peak
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