http://www.kentucky.com/2011/02/26/1649570/apron-exhibit-highlights-domestic.html#storylink=misearch
Many of you know that I enjoy wearing aprons while I am teaching. Awhile back in the newspaper, I saw this article. Her family donated her aprons to a college close to us. I am going down there next week to check out the exhibit.
So... I got to thinking, my sister made me most of my aprons. When I got settled here, I unpack, cleaned and mended 53 aprons. I had a great idea! I could pass this lady! I called my sister and told her I needed 748 more aprons. She laughed and told me to get on it. She then told me that I had nothing to do so I could make my own. Guess what, I got a box in the mail yesterday. It held material to make 4 aprons and she sent the pattern. She was serious. So here are the newest materials.
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| I needed some more Easter ones. |
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| Another Easter |
I will post some more pictures after I visit the exhibit. I'm thinking that I should take one of mine and show them a great apron! (Or I should just get a job and quit thinking...)
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| I finished one for her friend who lives here. |
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You gotta have a Peanuts one!
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| Jungle Theme |
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| I made it to Berea College. |
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| #58 - My Mo apron |
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| Unique with the towel attached |
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| Pretty Cheeky, I love it! |
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| Great idea on how to display |
Why does it sounds like blame when I'm only trying to keep my sister busy?!?!?! haha
ReplyDeleteI love the Peanuts material!!! I think Aunt Marcie was quite creative in sending you material and the pattern!
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