I had just enough navy Essex, which I thought would give the apron a nice feel and weight, as well as be a sweet 'background' for the loulouthi I'd chosen as the main patchwork fabric. I added in a few coordinating prints to add to the patchy look, but you can get a little peek at the apron's lining below - pure loulouthi.
A couple of quilted potholders seemed to be in order so I used the same prints as the apron, mirroring the 9-patch pocket, binding in more Essex and quilting a la teaginny Designs.
This set was a really satisfying sew, and hopefully will be useful, while adding a bright, fun touch to the newlyweds' kitchen.
The navy Essex was the perfect choice- practical and pretty!
ReplyDeleteVery cute :o)
ReplyDeleteoh goodness this is CUTE! Hmm that book is somewhere, packed up in a box in the garage with it's friends.
ReplyDeleteLively, pretty, practical and made especially for your daughter-in-law. She'll be thrilled for sure!
ReplyDeleteThat is very cute!
ReplyDeleteThis was a wonderful gift. Love the idea of making the hotpads to coordinate.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! What a cute idea.
ReplyDeleteThat apron is so cute! Adding the
ReplyDeletepot holders is perfect. What a thoughtful gift.
This is too cute! I might just have to make this for a housewarming gift! Love your fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteLucky gal! They're delIghtful!!
ReplyDeleteAll so cute, I love love linen, can you tell the color you call Flax.. I didnt see it, is it the Camel color.
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