The holidays have come and gone and now I can finally show you the Christmas gifts I made this year without the fear of presents being revealed to the recipients. This year we went homemade as to save money but still give quality gifts. We try to be frugal but not cheap…which in all honesty, I consider an art. {Mom and daughter matching aprons} I was happy with how they came out though cursing my sewing machine in the process was probably not the most enjoyable…People say, “you should sell these!” Nope, not me. These are labored in love. You could not pay me enough to go through such torture. Oh the things we do for Christmas. Santa owes me big time.
I love the aprons.. I have been obsessed with aprons lately. I've got a stack of material and no time right now to sew.. but it's coming. Thanks for the inspiration..love the appliqued sweater too!!
Love the aprons and have made a few myself, so I can vouch for the time put in them!! Your's are lovely!! Oh, I was spending a lot of time here a couple of weeks ago perusing you Valentine's decor, cause I am in the mood big time!! Elise
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!! :) I made an apron for my sis-in-law for Christmas. It was my first time sewing something like that, and I had to use my grandmother's apron as a pattern. That thing took me ages to figure out and finish, but it was really cool. A "labor of love" for sure. ;)
I Just luurrvv the aprons!!! Could you do a quick tutorial? pretty please! I would like to attempt making one for me and one for my 4 y/o!! As always thank you for the great posts!
These are all wonderful!! Great job! I think handmade gifts are better than anything you can buy in the stores and yours are absolutly beautiful!! Great job!
I love the aprons.. I have been obsessed with aprons lately. I've got a stack of material and no time right now to sew.. but it's coming. Thanks for the inspiration..love the appliqued sweater too!!
ReplyDeletedefinetly love the aprons!!
ReplyDeleteI might have to make some mother daughter aprons for my little helpers. Too cute!
ReplyDeletesow hat pattern did you use for the aprons? my favorite one died beyond help this weekend and i am in desperate for a new one
ReplyDeleteGreat Job!! Love all of these wonderful gifts.
ReplyDeleteLove the aprons and have made a few myself, so I can vouch for the time put in them!! Your's are lovely!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I was spending a lot of time here a couple of weeks ago perusing you Valentine's decor, cause I am in the mood big time!!
Elise
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!! :) I made an apron for my sis-in-law for Christmas. It was my first time sewing something like that, and I had to use my grandmother's apron as a pattern. That thing took me ages to figure out and finish, but it was really cool. A "labor of love" for sure. ;)
ReplyDeleteYour aprons are fabulous!
Oh to be on the receiving end of one of those gifts! I mean, how cute!! Girl, you've got mad skills!
ReplyDeleteLove everything especially the red apron!!! Adorable!!! Well done!
ReplyDeleteI Just luurrvv the aprons!!! Could you do a quick tutorial? pretty please! I would like to attempt making one for me and one for my 4 y/o!!
ReplyDeleteAs always thank you for the great posts!
These are all wonderful!! Great job! I think handmade gifts are better than anything you can buy in the stores and yours are absolutly beautiful!! Great job!
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