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Monday, January 3
Ruffled apron
Among the number of handmade gifts I sewed for this pas Christmas, there is one that stands out because I know how much time I saved on it just by using my ruffler foot. I made a holiday inspired apron for my mother in law. The execution time: under 2 hours including selecting and cutting the fabrics. I didn't have a pattern or a tutorial to follow but it turned out pretty good.
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I just got a ruffler foot, and used it for the very first time. Love the fabric you used for the apron. And I just love your blog design too.
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Your apron turned out gorgeous! I have been looking for a ruffle foot for my sewing machine. I need one.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad your m-i-l loved her gift.
Hugs Cindy
That turned out great! Thanks for linking it up! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the apron, love the colors, and love the ruffle at the bottom. Love. I also make aprons. In fact I've been making aprons since I was 10 years old. Good work. Linda
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely! I would have loved the gift too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to Making It With Allie! I can't wait to see what you have for next week!
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This is so pretty, feminine and Christmasy. Can you tell me if you can adjust the ruffle foot for more or less ruffling? Hugs, Kim
ReplyDeleteLinda said so well. I'm the mother-in-law and I'm trying to figure out how to where it out and show it to the world. I've already wow's them with my scarf. Loving hugs, Mom P.
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