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BrendaK 11-27-2013 07:53 AM

Super Idea. This year I took a dish towel and a matching pot holder found the middle of both. The towel was gathered in the middle to fit the size of the potholder. I placed the middle of the pot holder on top of the middle of the towel. I then sewed them together down the middle. When you pick it up you will bring the top and bottom of the pot holder together. The pot holders have loops so I sewed a button on the end without the loop. You then button it around the arm of the stove, oven or frig. I also love the idea of the apron. BrendaK

Mariposa 11-27-2013 07:58 AM

Neat idea! :)

annievee 11-27-2013 09:04 AM

Great project--think I might try a few-thanks for sharing

MargeD 11-27-2013 10:07 AM

What a terrific idea as I've only seen aprons made with a kitchen towel attached at the waist.

quiltmau 11-27-2013 10:21 AM


Originally Posted by LivelyLady (Post 6424244)
When I was helping a friend sort through his late grandmother's things, we ran across an apron made in the 30s. The fraying end of a towel was cut off and the rest was used for the apron The quilted bib was from a print fabric. What a clever woman!! He gave me the apron and I copied it to make my own. So simple to make and I love having the towel so handy when I'm baking.
Thanks for looking.

my grandmother and I would make aprons with a towel attached at the waist to the side. We had a great time doing this and since I am a butt wiper-sounds bad but that is what my grandmother called it-I would wipe my hands on my sides or back when wet or floury!! these worked well for me. Your are beautiful and brought back memories-thanks

gramquilter2 11-27-2013 02:32 PM

Really like both aprons, you both did a great job on them.


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