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I love the Zakka 2.0 Sew Along overall, I must admit that I wasn’t looking
forward to making the Polka-Dot-Café Apron. I haven’t the slightest idea where
to find twill and twill ribbon close by, and I didn’t have time to buy them
online. Luckily, I remembered a long unloved one-pocket apron hanging in my pantry. I
received it as a gift ages ago, but seldom used it. I enjoyed digging through
my scrap bin to find fabrics that coordinated with an oven mitt and pot holder
my mom had given me, and pulled together this refashioned apron in no time.
Since it only has one pocket, I made one block per Ayumi’s instructions and
added a border to make it big enough to cover the pocket. I traced the
templates onto freezer paper and would use this technique in the future for
fussy cutting. The block itself was fun to make. It warms my heart to have revamped this apron into something I
will enjoy using, which I wouldn’t have thought of doing if not for this sew along.
That was a very good idea to re-purpose the apron! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out very sweet, Rachel! Love that you made something you'll enjoy using now!
ReplyDeleteGreat job and even better to recycle an unused apron! Now maybe it will get some good use!
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