Tinker Verve

creating with spirit & enthusiasm…often with great results

apron creations…

OK…I promise to move beyond aprons.  One of my goals for the weekend was to get a few made and between district playoffs for boy’s basketball I was able to get 5 made.

The apron pictured above is similar to the one in my last post.  I had just enough of the soft, vintage plaid to make two and the white piece is a table topper cut in half so I worked that into both as well.  The pocket has a few fun features on it so I’m hi-lighting that here.

This apron was an experiment that I love and will definitely make more.  I really wraps around well and feels good on.  I made it more for vendor use rather than kitchen use.  I think that it would actually wash OK, but because it’s burlap, I won’t guarantee that just yet.

My favorite finishing touch on each one of my aprons is a snippet of this T.V. ribbon from a turn of the century Belgium warehouse.

Both aprons are $35

February 22, 2010 - Posted by | aprons, bespoke design, sewing, vintage{y} apron

5 Comments »

  1. Those aprons are beautiful! I keep postponing making an apron and I’m not sure why … this inspires me to get moving!

    Comment by mallorymurray | February 22, 2010 | Reply

  2. I’m LOVING the burlap:)

    Comment by amberrose | February 22, 2010 | Reply

  3. Hello there Miss Elain 🙂 Haven’t commented in a while, but stop by often to see what your up to. A whole LOT, as always! I LOVE, LOVE your aprons…I’m working some burlap into some bags and aprons too. Just hoping they turn out as beautiful as yours 🙂 🙂 🙂

    Comment by Charity | February 24, 2010 | Reply

    • Thank you for your sweet words, Charity. You have such a nice touch with your bags and aprons. I’m sure they will turn out lovely…good luck with your sale! >

      Comment by Elaine | February 24, 2010 | Reply

  4. That TV ribbon! I bet you were over the moon when you found it. What a perfect touch, all your own.

    Comment by Meadowbrook Farm | February 25, 2010 | Reply


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