The rich plum bias really brings out dark purple centers in the green flowers. Oh to be allowed to have as many aprons as one wishes. ::sighs::If you want it, you may have it.
A Northeaster: Part 3
1 year ago
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Climbing Whatchamacallit
I need a break from my Regency sewing. Well, I had to whether I needed one or not being that I don't have any material for the bodiced petticoat. So I go to my stashed fabric and pull out a lovely high quality print of climbing flowers of some sort, to be made into a Gracie apron.
The rich plum bias really brings out dark purple centers in the green flowers. Oh to be allowed to have as many aprons as one wishes. ::sighs::
If you want it, you may have it.
The rich plum bias really brings out dark purple centers in the green flowers. Oh to be allowed to have as many aprons as one wishes. ::sighs::If you want it, you may have it.
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4 comments:
Cute, cute, cute!
Thankyou, Sarah. It gave me happy thoughts of spring while sewing it up this chilly afternoon!
Hi Cheri
Love your apron. Love ALL your aprons! Would you mind telling me which pattern this one is?
Thanks!
Irene
Thanks, Irene. =) Aprons are so much fun! This one doesn't have a "real" pattern. It was vintage find, so I made a pattern off of it for myself and to use to make aprons to sell in my shop.
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