Every year, I invite my 3 youngest granddaughters over to make decorated sugar cookies. When the two older ones were about 5, I made them both aprons. This year, the youngest one turned 5, so I decided that she needed one too!
Sewing a child's apron is something fun and fast to do ..... and it uses up some of the cotton fabric in your stash.
Arielle came over for an afternoon and I had her pick out that materials that she liked. Watching and helping a small child pick out fabric is pretty fun, and it is also interesting to see them take their first step in designing their own original piece. Personally, I like funky and bright colors, so guess which fabrics I steer them towards? You guessed it, bright, funky, and usually something lime green!
The pattern I used is from Cabbage Rose and is called, "Little Chore Girl". Here's the picture of the pattern front. It makes up into a super cute apron. The two I made a few years back still fit the older girls who are now 9 and 11.
And here is the finished apron:
And the happy smile on the day she got her very own apron:
I hope you like it and can start the sewing and designing bug for your granddaughters (grandsons too!).
She looks so cute! I love the colors too!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely ADORABLE! I hope she enjoys wearing it!!
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