which makes it cute like this:
but also makes it easy to slip on and off. You slide it over your head and then pull it tight as you tie. Kinda cool. I think I am going to take the ties off of the one apron I have made and replace it with cotton twill tape.You can find the directions here.
this is such a great idea. i've only attempted to make a half apron, but the ties were the hardest part. i might see how one would do with this technique. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHahaha...ties are DEFINITELY the hardest part. I might have to try this!
ReplyDeleteThat's how the Pampered Chef aprons work. I love them.
ReplyDeleteWe have a kids Pampered Chef apron and it works like that. Except the strap is inside a pocket seam.
ReplyDeleteThanks for an easy solution to an existing apron. Our painting aprons are terrible. I'll try this on them.
I always like the idea of an apron, but I always forget to put one on!
ReplyDeleteOh! Pampered Chef is smart!!
ReplyDeleteThat just ROCKS!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
What a great idea!!I wish I could do something similar for mother's day!
ReplyDeleteI have a couple adjustable aprons I picked up from IKEA and love them. I tried to recreate it but had problems with the part that martha resolved w/ the twill loops. Thanks for posting b/c I need more full aprons. The cafe aprons are useless for me b/c I spill stuff on my shirt!
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