I have a book on aprons and plan to make some as Christmas gifts. I need to make a few for myself. I have a horrible habbit of drying my hands on my shirts after I wash them if I can't find my kitchen towel.

I enjoy making aprons and I sell them.

I love making and wearing aprons! I have made many for friends and family. I enjoy making clothes, purses,dolls, and of course quilts!!!

Thanks for sharing the photos! Love the rooster one especially!

I have made plain practical ones and have now collected some patterns and special remnants and plan to make fancy ones as gifts; 1-11/2 yds does it.I picked up a pattern by Decades of Style Pattern Company for a "1928 One Yard Bias Cut Flapper Apron" which includes a pattern for a child's apron.I am making it reversible with an Amy Butler remnant on one side and a metallic-striped pink on the other.
Earlier, I made an apron out of batik bought in Alaska, a reminder of our trip. It used a few fat quarters. It is the 5/4 Apron by Merchant Rag but you could work that one out for yourself. Quick projects if you can get some continuous time!

I need to make some; I guess I best find me a pattern! Thanks for the inspiration ladies!

I make them. I do seasonal holiday etc...
I have a 1940 pattern and love it.
Roma :)

I make them. I do seasonal holiday etc...
I have a 1940 pattern and love it.
Roma :)

Maybe we should have a Quilting Board Project Apron. We can all make an apron,and post a picture of them the on boards. I think that would be fun. And then maybe we could donate the aprons to a charity like to Pino who sells aprons to raise money for senior animals.
http://apifera-aprons.blogspot.com/p/donate-apron.html
What do you think?

What is the 1940 pattern?