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Sep
13
Quickie poll: Do you often find yourself wiping your hands on your apron? In a way, that’s what aprons are for – to protect your clothes while cooking. But what if that apron also had an absorbant washcloth attached at the waistband? How cool would that be?
Terry Crawford from QuiltingPassion.com shows how to make an apron with an attached washcloth, and she makes it from a pillowcase. The pattern is based on one that her Aunt Fern made. I’ve never met her Aunt Fern, but I like her already. The project is practical, yet pretty! Go to the tutorial.
[photo from QuiltingPassion.com]
[via One Pretty Thing]
[tags]sewing, tutorial, pillowcase, wascloth, apron[/tags]
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