Tuesday, December 11, 2012

A MAN'S SHIRT INTO AN APRON?

Judi Anderson showed me this picture of her latest project.  It is an apron that she made from a man’s shirt.  Judi said that she saw an apron like it in a store in Rockford, Michigan.  She doesn’t remember which store as she was doing a lot of shopping that day.  She said that she came home and did a search on her computer for a "shirt apron" and found lots of instructions.  She said that she mainly made the apron by remembering what she saw in that shop in Rockford.  I’m sorry the picture isn’t very clear as I tried to make it larger from the picture Judi sent me.  I did a search myself and found a couple tutorials you might be interested in.     Gabriel’s Good Tidings has a nice tutorial and Grow And Make also has a nice one. 

On Another Note:  Looking for a Santa Face Block?  Check out Quilter’s Cache. 

Until next time,
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Stay Calm! Stay Kind! Stay Positive!
Caroll
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