
Isn't it always amazing what can be made from a litle scrap of fabric? Whether it's used in patchwork, or to make something for ourselves,(bag, purse etc) or for a child.
I've had this bit of material for ages, left over from making pillowcases I think - but it's grand for a child's apron - what used to be called a pinny...remember them? I'm sure I've seen old (black and white) photos of when we were children, wearing pinnies to keep our clothes clean. I guess washing clothes was much more of a drudge then...no way we'd give up modern washing machines...it's horrendous if they break down.
I might make one for Georgia though (this one's too small) because she loves baking, especially chocolate cake, and there's an awful mess, as you can imagine.
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- 09. Aug 2007 @ 07:42:06 pm
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- 09. Aug 2007 @ 08:59:48 pm
Hi
I have had more time to look at your blog tonight. It is so lovely to see all you blog about.Its inspiring to see so many women "turning back the clock" and doing the things our mothers used to do.Have to have the washing machine though.I will be keeping up with you Good luck Mary -
- 09. Aug 2007 @ 09:15:20 pm
Lovely apron, i really like the colour. I find pieces of cloth of all textures useful for my card making, it makes for some very original designs.
But like Mary above I could not do without my washing machine.
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- 10. Aug 2007 @ 04:30:21 am
That's lovely...
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- 10. Aug 2007 @ 12:50:40 pm
That is a super sweet apron---love the dotty fabric & rickrack! Happy Weekend to you & yours!
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- 10. Aug 2007 @ 07:18:59 pm
Ooh, will you make me one?! I haven't seen a pinny since I was a lil girl!
Hugz
Sheila xx
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using leftover bits of clothing&C really gives a fillip to life.waste not,want not.3 cheers to you.make the best of everything.give rhe world the best you have and the best will come back to you