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We did this kitchen shower gift using the Classic font in a bright pink; it really shows up on the lime green apron.
Just for fun we added a few buttons on the top of the pocket, using the #18 foot. It is not a foot to use on one of my dresses in a delicate batiste, but it was quick and easy on the apron which is a heavier cotton. The middle finger in the foot adds some play in the thread, giving a little shank as you button your button. I could have used another open toe foot for this task, since the button was simply decorative.
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I love all the girls in their aprons! I need to get busy and make one for my granddaughter. What a lovely gift for the bride to be...I'm sure she will cherish it!
ReplyDeleteThose girls were such fun; they decorated with iron ons, buttons and ribbons. I know I had more fun than they did!
ReplyDeleteIt's more fun to cook in a pretty apron!
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