Craft Apron Using Thermoweb Iron On Vinyl

This little apron is so easy to make using ThermOWeb Iron-on Vinyl.

There's plenty of room in those pockets to hold everything you need while crafting.

All the details are on Therm O Web's blog today...check it out HERE.

The vinyl is so easy to iron on!

A Fun Cruella Apron Costume Idea

Sometimes creating a whole costume is way too much work for me,

but making an apron into a costume can be easy and fun. I do love easy!

Cruella Apron Costume

Just a little Dalmatian on the pocket

Of course, I used my favorite EZ Print Lite sheets to print out my patterns!

Cruella's favorite black Aurifil thread

Check out Therm O Web's blog for the whole post on this apron,

plus look around at all the other amazing projects happening this month.

Fat Quarter Apron Pattern With Thermoweb And Windham Fabric

Making an apron with just fat quarters was a fun adventure, especially with the beautiful fabric 
from Windham's Meriwether fabric by Amy Gibson and the amazing products from Therm o Web. 

Fat Quarter Apron

I love all the gorgeous prints in Meriwether!

Supplies used for this apron:

Heat n Bond Fusible Interfacing – Light Weight

Heat n Bond EZ Print Lite sheets

Therm O Web Fabric Fuse Liquid Adhesive

Stitch n Sew Pattern Material

Heat n Bond No-Sew Hem Tape

Oliso iron

Four buttons

10-12 Windham Meriwether fat quarters

There's a little appliqued bird on the pocket, too.

I used Aurifil thread from Amanda Murphy's Applique Collection. They are all beautiful,

but I only used Aurifil Thread, 28 wt, 2785 and Aurifil Thread, 28 wt, 2226 for the bird.

Please visit Therm O Web's blog today to see the whole process of making this apron.

You can find the pattern at my Craftsy store HERE.

 

A Half-Sized Crafty Apron With Henry Glass Shop Hop Fabric

Sewing a half-sized crafty apron with Henry Glass Shop Hop fabric had me smiling all day. 

I am totally in love with the ladies on this fabric..they are having so much fun together! 

Designer Bonnie Krebs definitely caught how we feel about shopping for fabric with friends.

These are just a few of the "ladies."

The red head in the middle would be my friend, Brenda. 

She can do cartwheels and jump on trampolines, so this Pogo stick would be no biggie for her.
Paula and Nancy would probably take a go at it, too!

This would be Susan, Bernice, Vicki, Brenda, and me ready to shop.

Such adorable fabric!

I'm over at the Therm O Web blog today showing how to make the apron...check it out!

Mary Englebret Apron

My lovely and willing model is showing of my gardening apron. I made it from Mary Englebret fabric and gave it away on one of my "Cheap Carol" contests--Alli won this. It has three pockets at the top and is (obviously) floor length.