For Beth and her girls it was hostess aprons. Here is little Reagan. (Big sister Keaton was feeling camera shy.)
And Beth. (Check her out donning her cute apron in her cute kitchen. A perfect model of domesticity!)
(More later on how I learned how to make these cuties. I'm busy today scheming up some shenanigans for my brother's birthday and planning a run in in this gloriously sunny weather.)
5 comments:
My goodness! You were busy in December. They look great!
Anne, I am so impressed with all of your sewing! It took me DAYS to make a little apron for Benjamin, after MONTHS of stewing over my doubt in my abilities to read a pattern. I hope to see some of your other projects and be inspired (again) by your creativity!
cute aprons, I love the fabrics!
I just love how we can pretend that I am domestic, but I must say the hostess apron definetly helps.
YOU NEED TO TEACH ME!!! In fact, I was thinking that we should get a sewing group together at church.
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