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The new Criss Cross Pocket Apron pattern from Vanilla House Designs is a sassy little apron with bias edging and button trim.The pattern also includes a pattern for an oven mitt and cookie Mix-in-a-Bag that all coordinate.
Available through Vanilla House Designs and ask for it at your local quilt shop.
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New Vintage V-Neck Apron from Indygo Junction
Inspired by the tailored lines of the late 30’s, the Vintage V-Neck Apron from Indygo Junction features a clean silhouette with a a full bow in the back for modern flair. An over-the-head style with full bodice and bucket pocket, this apron is sure to please the sophisticated modern cook in a bold modern print or the vintage enthusiast when sewn in a reproduction print from her favorite era.
One size fits most and flatters sizes 8-14. Instructions given for custom fitting during construction.
Ask for it at your local fabric retailer!
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‘Amelie’ apron by Busy Bee Quilt Designs
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I visited the NW Quilting Expo in Portland, Oregon this weekend and got to visit with Michelle, owner of Busy Bee Quilt Designs in West Linn, OR. She had this very cute hostess apron she created on display. The pattern is called ‘ Amelie’. -
New Kid Aprons from Indygo Junction
You’ve probably seen Indygo Junction‘s great aprons for adults, but they’ve recently released these aprons for the smaller set, including one for 18-inch dolls to match! These aprons and more are available at local quilts shops–don’t be afraid to ask!
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New Aprons from Indygo Junction
Indygo Junction has just released three new apron patterns: the Uptown Apron, the Asymmetrical Apron, Dressed Alike Apron.
Ask for them at your favorite independent quilt and fabric retailer.
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Three Feminine Aprons by Kwik Sew
Kwik Sew 3396 is a feminine apron with a retro flare. This pattern is designed for woven fabrics and would look great in today’s quilting cotton. Purchase bias tape for View B or make your own. The half apron (View C) features rick rack around the bottom and pockets. Buy this pattern and the supplies you need to sew it, at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer.
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013
On the day before Thanksgiving, women across the country will be celebrating the day by wrapping a loaf of bread in an apron, tucking a prayer or a note of encouragement in the pocket, and then delivering the bundle to someone in need of physical or spiritual sustenance—or both. What could be nicer than receiving such a gift—and handmade at that?
National Tie One On Day!
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