Another pinny, pink and lovely;
Another on not so pink but just as lovely;
I made this with realy long ties at the waist for a humongous bow;
I love this fabric, the flowers are printed in a style that makes it look like chain stitch embroidery;
And it has a mint green lining;
I have made small zippy pouches with the off cuts from these, waste not want not etc etc, pictures tomorrow.
I am going to the wonderous shop of Staples this afternoon with Elizabeth in tow to find some more manilla tags for vintage button sets and then we plan on a lazy day while Simon continues to slog away in the front of the house, more news on that when it looks different; the battoning takes an age so we have square walls and corners but doesn't look like anything until the plaster goes up....... hopefully next week.......
Daisie xxx
8 comments:
Those are WONDERFUL aprons!!! I am totally impressed with your craft-athon week. I like the mint lining esp. :)
Hi Alex,
Sorry its been so long since I left any comments for you. I have been popping by and reading but I've been zipping in and out as its been really hectic lately.
Just caught up on your posts, my you have been a busy lady. It looks like the children really enjoyed the summer holidays and I love the girls book bags....very stylish. And I absolutely adore your apron with the hearts on.
In your answer to the question, is it too early to craft for Christmas. Definately not, the sooner the better, I plan to be way more organised this year.
Hugs
Emma xx
Lovely. Humungous bow or in my case extra width at the waist. Very cunning for the larger lady.
Lovely. Humungous bow or in my case extra width at the waist. Very cunning for the larger lady.
Lovely. Humungous bow or in my case extra width at the waist. Very cunning for the larger lady.
Lovely! Although where you find the time is still beyond me! Hugs xx
Now these look like dresses. A bit risky but with a long tshirt or stuff underneath, they would look good!!! And I hardly ever wear dresses!!!
Well done you!
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