YAY!! I just LOVE LOVE LOVE this apron! It's funny you posted the tutorial and funny that I stumbled upon it b/c I had JUST seen one like this, with the adjustale strap, and thought it was genius!! I was totally going to fiddle and make my own based on the one I saw. But, smarty pants you did it (for me- ha!). Great job, great tutorial, and such a beautiful little gal you have there! -- Tracy
What a cutie you have! Also, Tracy used ribbon instead of bias tape for the tie. Great idea and a good time saver. She also found that you can use fat quarters for the little aprons if you make a few adjustments. I love that idea!
Way to go Tracy! And thanks for sending these great photos.
So awesome!! Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteYeah, you're pretty much famous.
ReplyDeleteBut really, thank you for sending the pictures!
Cute, cute, cute!!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable apron and adorable girl!!! :)
ReplyDeleteOh but Anna, I DO feel famous!! I'm TOTALLY going to save this link and show it to my students on the first day of schooL! They will go home and tell their parents that their teacher is famous. You watch. It will happen! :)
ReplyDeleteI agree...Tracy is famous...and awesome! Seriously the most creative person I know!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful creation , and an even more beautiful model!! Tracy's daughter is adorable, and lucky to have a crafty crafty mommy!
ReplyDelete5th Grade?!!!? You are a brave woman, as well as creative! My mom teaches 5th Grade, too!
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