Monday, May 3, 2010

Clothes Pin Apron

I have been thinking about making a clothespin apron for a while now and I just now got around to making it today. Finally! My very first clothes pin apron is done. Thanks to Hannah of Chicken Willow for the inspiration because I copied the design of the Peg Apron that she made, but with mine I added some ruffles to make it look more fun and girly. It's a good thing I bought some new fabrics the other day and I thought it would be perfect for this project.

Excuse me if my sort of tutorial is really not precise since I am no good at this. I just want to share it to you guys and hopefully you will get the idea. I am sure for the sew pro's it is easy, but for the newbies, just ask me if you want to know more about how to make the apron. LOL!

*** I used two (2) fabrics for the front and back of the apron about 10" x 15", depending on what size you like. I am a little shorty so this is a small size apron. ***

*** I used this plate for the round corner and just traced around it. ***



*** The top part of the apron. ***




*** Strips for the ruffles. ***




Making the ruffles for the side of the apron. I didn't use the gathering effect to make the ruffles, but it is more like pleating. You fold it up as you sew along and it comes out like this one below.







Let me know if you made one! It's Sewtastic!

15 comments:

  1. That is really cute, Adin. Love those fabrics you used....and I've never seen a ruffle made like that - cool! :o)

    XOXO,

    Cyndi

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  2. Hi Cyndi! It is nice to hear from you. Thanks! I learned that ruffling effect from my mom. She is a seamstress and I learned a lot from just watching her. Have a great night! See you around.

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  3. Wow, yours is much girlier than mine!! I love it. Thanks for the mention. Maybe I'll make one with frills as well, just so I have a choice.

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  4. I made it look a lot girlier and fun so I won't get tired easily doing the laundry and hanging clothes. LOL! Thanks for checking out. :) You are most welcome!

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  5. Wowee, I love those fabrics together! Nice job.

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  6. What a great idea! I really need to make one...I hate reaching around trying to grab pegs out of the basket.

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  7. Hey there Aphrodita! I appreciate you visiting my blog. Thank you so much! :)

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  8. I am with you. I hate it too, and at least with this it is already right there with you. Easy access and easy to grab right away! Thanks Anne! :)

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  9. thanks to confession of a sewing dork for the visit and to all of you for the comments. LOL!

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  10. Wow kanindot ba ani oj...pwede mag-pahimo hehehe?

    musta na Daj...salamat sa vist ha...

    naa diay ko sisterhood award nimo...hehehe
    kuhana nya pag-makalugar na ka...

    ayo ayo with hugs...

    Khim

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  11. Hello there Vikki! Nice to hear from you again. I too am getting tons of ideas from etsy shop. I am actually inquiring about that online shop, but since there are so many creative people selling their stuff online, I am not sure. Maybe on ebay or something. We will see! Thank you so much.

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  12. Hello ate Khim! Salamat sa bisita.. pwede kaayo magpahimo.. just let me know the size..:) Ay salamat sa award ate Khim.. I will grab it as soon as I have time to do it.. that is nice! :) I'll come over and visit your site in a bit.

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  13. WOW!!! Ganda, I love it :-)
    Man, you're going crazy with ur sewing, LOL! Keep it up :-)

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  14. Nyahehehe... crazy mo lang! Labaw pa sa crazy ni, pretty lady C! Salamat!

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