So last week, at the parents' meeting at Lara's preschool, her teacher mentioned that the kiddos like to have aprons when playing with the cooking toys - and of course, hearing that, I decided to make some for them.
This one is made from a piece of an old tablecloth (thanks, Amy!), the front of a totebag, and a long piece I nail-creased into bias tape. (I'm impatient with the ironing and lack one of those bias-makers.) And really, truth be told, lots of the "iron the crease" instructions get the nail treatment at my house.
Next is a half-apron with a double pocket. The blue fabric has ladybugs on it, and the white fabric has frogs.
Here is Lara modeling it in front of the mirror.
The last is from a bigger piece of the same tablecloth and another self-fashioned bias piece. I made this one first, and was all set to give it to the school, but Lara has fallen in love with it and refused to take it off all day... I think we're keeping it to go with that kitchen I'm building her!
3 comments:
Lara has a ggod taste - i liked that one too the most :)
Perfect, and your bias tape remedy is not only functional but looks fabulous. Soon we'll see Lara in "it's a good thing" mode!
Soooooooooooooo cute and adorable love it
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