Thursday, April 25, 2024
Apron
I just finished making this apron. The picture of it on a hanger didn't turn out great because the apron was folding in on itself.
I wasn't about to take a photo with me wearing it because I've been in my pyjamas all day, haha!
The orange fabric has been in my stash for ages, the floral was too pretty just to chop up and use in quilt blocks. The pattern said to also make pockets on the inside so the apron would be reversible, I didn't do that.
I'll take my old apron to the cabin to use there and I'll use the new one here.
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