The Apron
This apron was a gift for my cousin Brandon S. wife (Stephanie) as a wedding gift and I thought I would share a couple photos and a little story behind it with you all!
Here is a photo of side #1 (yes, it is a reversible apron!)

Here is side #2

So now that I have shown you the apron now let me share the neat story behind this wonderful apron!
This apron actually has a heirloom twist as the ties are from my cousins great grandmother’s sheets! Both my mom and I felt that it would make a wonderful addition to have the ties and neck straps made from these sheets to give it not only the cool heirloom twist, but to give this new addition to our family something extra special! It also took me a little while as the neck ties I actually hand sewed on part of it as well, which I thought would be neat!
I hope she is enjoying this apron as much as I did making it and that she would use it for many years to come!
God bless,
Miss. Antoinette K.
PS. I have made an apron for myself as well, and photos will be coming soon!
Filed under: Random on November 17th, 2009
















Steph loves this apron! It has received quite a bit of use and has resulted in some tasty results for me.
Thank you Antoinette!
What a wonderful story. I love incorporating sentimental things like that into projects. You did a beautiful job.
Mrs. Smith
Very cute you did a fabulous job on that ~Blessings Heather
Oh, what a neat apron!!
You did a beautiful job on it, Antoinette.
~ Love,
Lindsay
Oh, it’s so beautiful! And what a special and treasured gift!
You are such a sweet little lady!
I am sure she just loves it and will treasure it always for all the hard work and time you put into it and for it’s heirloom significance!
Love and Hugs!
~Rachel~
Its so cute! One day, when i finally know how to sew, i will have to get the pattern.
What pattern did you use? It’s beautiful!!
Miss Kim~Yes, When we move closer, I can even let you borrow mine now and again too if you would like, or maybe I could show you how to make it!!!!
Miss Toria~ You can find the pattern I used here : http://www.sewliberated.com/patterns.html#emmeline
Blessings in Christ,
Miss Antoinette