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Old 01-01-2018, 09:18 AM
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mac
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This may be a little off, but my friend made a couple of cobbler's aprons with a large man's shirt. She cut off the sleeves at the top and then trimmed the sleeve holes with a contrasting fabric. She then took the sleeve material and trimmed that and put them on the front of the shirt as pockets. She cut off the collar, plus a little more to make a bigger hole and then trimmed the top of the shirt with the same contrasting material as the pockets. She basically turned a man's shirt into a very nice feminine cobbler's apron. If I remember right, the first shirt was a Hawaiian shirt and then she used a black shirt and trimmed it with a black and white striped material. They were both adorable.

This is just a thought, if you wanted a faster, easier way to make a cobbler's apron.
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