I found this great tutorial for a reversible kids' apron and started pulling fabrics for 4 aprons: 3 boys and one girl (my beautiful grandchildren).
I have no experience in sewing except for quilting. I never worked with patterns, and I didn't know how to tackle this little project. Luckily it is a great tutorial, at Aesthetic Nest, very detailed and easy to follow for even a novice like me. The apron is reversible, which make it easier to sew and also gives the apron a nice finished look.
For this girl's purple apron I used Central Park by Kate Spain for Moda and this lovely dolls fabric - Storybook Lane by Kelly Lee-Creel.
I'm very happy with the way it came out, let's hope my lovely granddaughter will like it as well!
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Thanks for stopping by,
Noga
Wow I love that they are reversible, I will have to make one of these!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love making reversible aprons. It's nice to have a choice of what you're going to wear.
ReplyDeleteCute, I love making reversible aprons too! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome and so nice that they are reversible.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet apron - your grandkids are so lucky!!
ReplyDeleteGreat aprons. Love that they are reversible too. Thanks for the link to the tute. :)
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