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Justine from Sew Country Chick shows how to make her Remember Provence gathered apron. When I first saw the photos on her post, I thought it was made from a grain sack. It turns out that she used linen and fabric paint to create the look of a grain sack out of yardage you can find at the fabric store. Go to her tutorial to see how she did it.
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By Anne Weaver
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