Let me just tell you that would be true if that was meant in like dog years or something... Gen made hers first since she was the only one among us who had ever used a sewing machine before and it took her about 1 hr 45 minutes. And that was with her having experience sewing. Perhaps a 2nd time it would have been somewhat faster but definitely not as fast as 1 hour. Katie and I took even longer to make ours due to learning how to use the sewing machine (which really wasn't that hard surprisingly) and having the thread get stuck in the machine a few times.... this is how our crafting morning turned into a crafting day complete with lunch from chickfila brought by our husbands :)
Maybe the 1 hour applies if you have elves that help you. That would have been great and very Christmasy too! Anyway, this 1 1/2 - 2 hour apron tutorial is pretty great and fantastic for
We felt like such pros by the end that we added a pocket which is not in the tutorial. Definitely adds more cuteness in my opinion so we showcased it with some of my kitchen utensils. We found our fabric at Hancock. On sale. Obviously. Gen and Katie used the same fabric but did it opposite and it still does make very different looking aprons.
Perhaps any other color shirt would have looked better with red and green than my orange one but hey it was gameday so that is to be expected.
We were so proud of our finished products! I cannot wait to do some fabulous Christmas cooking and baking in this apron!
Linking up to these parties:
(M) Motivate Me Monday, Making the World Cuter Mondays, Making Monday Marvelous, Just Something I Whipped Up, The DIY Showoff, Mad Skills, (T) Today's Creative Blog, All Thingz Related, Tip Me Tuesday, Handmade Tuesdays, (W) Whatever Goes Wednesday, Spotlight Yourself @ It's So Very Cheri, Creations by Kara, Blue Cricket Design, We Did It Wednesday, (Th) Hooking up w/HoH, Somewhat Simple, Get Your Craft On Thursday, (F) Remodelaholics Anonymous, JAG Show and Share Day, Frugalicious Friday, FrouFrouDecor, Fingerprints on the Fridge, (S) Weekend Wrap Up Party, Weekend Wander, (Su) Sunday Showcase Party, Sundae Scoop
These are so cute! Sounds like you had a lot of fun even though it took longer than you thought...like just about any other craft project!
ReplyDeleteA-Dorable love the big bow on the fromt sewings not that hard it just takes time to learn the ropes , yalls aprons look amazing congrats :) you should be tickled pink about 'em thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteAshley
Wow these look great and so festive for all that holiday baking! Well done. Visiting from www.lifeisaparty.ca
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Makes me want to bake!! Visiting from Tatertots and Jello...
ReplyDeleteHow fun to have a Christmas apron! I love it, good job for a first timer. Jumping over from TT&J.
ReplyDeleteAmy @ The Happy Scraps
So cute! What a great hostess gift for the holidays! Would love for you to come link up to Made with Love Monday at Sew Chatty this week! http://sewchatty.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteso cute:)) love your aprons!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving:))
saw your aprons on sunday showcase~~~
Kay Ellen
Looks like everyone had a fun time making aprons. They are all cute and Christmasy
ReplyDeleteSuper fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteROFL!!! Well your aprons turned out darling and I'm NOT changing the name! I'm glad that you went the extra step and added the pocket (I think that's where your extra 45 minutes went, ha!). They all look perfect and I love your "review"!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jona!! Thanks so much for your tutorial on how to make them!! FABULOUS and very helpful step by step instructions! You must be a quickerand more experienced sewer than us ;) We all loved them!
ReplyDeleteoh I love these aprons!! If you have a chance come link up to Handmade Tuesdays @ Ladybug Blessings... www.ladybug-blessings.com
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I have a special obsession with aprons. Link up: http://gigglesglitzandglam.blogspot.com/2010/11/glam-party-3.html
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable!
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