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An Amelia Bedelia Costume Apron Tutorial
Amanda at the ‘Who Are You Calling Crafty’? blog put together a simple, no-sew child’s apron tutorial as a school project for her daughter, the Princess! For the sewists among us, it wouldn’t be too difficult to replace a few stitches for the hot glue she uses. This is a cute idea for Amelia Bedelia fans. Check it out. Fabric for this project can be purchased at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer.
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{join in} Facing an apron challenge
Have you taken part in any online groups that challenge one another to make something? There are apron challenges happening here and there around the web all the time, it seems.Amy from Tie One On has issued a floral challenge to apron lovers everywhere, entries due March 1.
And Willow Homestead challenged herself to make an apron every month, encouraging her blog readers to participate, too. You can upload pictures to her Photobucket collection.
It’s always fun to see what other people are making, what inspires them and share our creations. So, come on, join in the fun. Maybe it’s time to issue our own challenge?!
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Clothespin Apron Tutorial – The Seasoned Homemaker blog
Enjoy this free apron pattern and tutorial from the Seasoned Homemaker blog. Find the fabric you need for this project at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer. Below is a picture of the clothespin apron I made. It’s a little bit different, but has the same big pocket in front.
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Vintage Tie Apron Tut – From Smashed Peas and Carrots blog
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I found a Vintage Tie Apron tutorial you can make for your little girl or for your granddaughter. Maggie at the Smashed Peas and Carrots blog added buttons at the shoulders so this cute little apron could be reversible. Visit her site. She has a link to the .pdf pattern. Find fabric for this child’s apron at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer. -
{tutorial} Ruffled Valentine Apron
Made with love-themed and red/white fabrics, this ruffled half apron is sweet enough for the upcoming St. Valentine’s holiday! Check out Morgan’s One More Moore blog for the tutorial.It would adorable using some of Deb Strain’s Always & Forever collection from Moda Fabrics.

Or the new Heart Garden by Robin Zingone for Robert Kaufman Fabrics. Check out your favorite independent quilt and fabric retailer to find these and other great fabrics for Valentine’s Day projects.
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Scandinavian Designs in Red and White!
Scandinavian Designs in Red and White is a beautiful book filled with 55 craft and sewing projects for your home. There are projects for the kitchen, home dec, and gifts from the heart – complete with patterns. My favorite is the gardening apron pictured below. Find this book at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer.
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