Since The Mister was plopped in front of The Masters all afternoon I thought I'd tackle something I'd been meaning to get around to for a while.
I've been meaning to make another apron with that pretty tea themed material and this time I was planning on following the directions. First I had to stop off in the thread bin. I was lucky to be able to match that mustard color. It's an odd one but I had just what I needed thanks to Dad. One day in the nursing home he was looking at a Connecting Threads catalog and he told me to buy that thread box and fill it up with lots of colors. I thought it was crazy at the time but now I'm glad I did.
It was also the maiden voyage of my new little iron. It worked great. I don't miss the big one at all.
In a couple of hours I had a nice new apron for carrying around my sock knitting all day.
When I said I was going to follow the directions this time this is what I meant. The straps are supposed to cross in the back to reduce neck strain. My neck has been bothering me lately so I thought I would make the original straps rather than just tying them around my neck like I had been doing. I actually found this easier to accomplish than the lazy way I had been doing it-so the laughs on me.
Ditto what Dee said. It was exactly what I was thinking. And I love that thread box too.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
APPLAUSE from here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteIt looks fabulous! Such cute fabric.
ReplyDeleteCute project!!
ReplyDeleteI like the ties crossing in the back. It would be a comfortable apron to wear all day. Oooooh, that thread and box: I’m so envious.
ReplyDeleteGood job Deb. I love the apron. We endured the master too. We do a game with friends from long ago ...we all worked at mcdonalds, and we all pick a Masters winner. I was close with xander!! Made it more fun this time
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the apron! I like it when the directions work out! This apron will be pretty and handy!
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