Polka Dot Apron

This apron was designed for a hair stylist who liked black and was looking for something different. Black and white dots, with red rickrack bring back the 50's look. A curved hem gives this apron a little softness.

My favorite apron, with the silk flower pin, is just the right size and weight. The white silky fabric makes it a joy to wear! Here's an example of a very pretty, yet hardworking apron.

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Tuxedo shirt combined with plaid gives this apron a mixed up look. The white crisp tuxedo pleats are contrasted with dark plaid. The large pocket and silky lining make this apron very functional.
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Double plaid apron

Using 2 plaid shirts, this apron has a patchwork look. The trim and lace give it an interesting and feminine touch. I made another apron from the dark plaid, which will be featured tomorrow!

Aloha Shirt Apron

This apron was made from a blue Hawaiian shirt and dolled up with lace and trim. The lining makes it durable and fun to wear.

Cowboy shirt apron

Here's an apron that features pearl snaps! The plaid shirt has cowboy cut design with two covered pockets. And like how the pockets stood out and really didn't need anything else.

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Pottery Apron

When my sister Cil began her pottery class, she sent me these beautiful handmade porcelain buttons, which I use to embellish my aprons. In order to keep the buttons coming, I made her this pottery apron, designed to cover well while sitting at the pottery wheel. I hope to feature more of her beautiful buttons!