Welcome to “Show and Tell Friday!” Do you have something special to share with us? It could be a trinket from grade school, a piece of jewelry, or a treasured collection. Look around your home for something to share; dig through those boxes in your closet if you have to! Share photos and the story that goes with your special item.
I found some fun strawberry fabric at Hobby Lobby a few months ago and finally got around to making Grace and Emily summer aprons. I used a simple design and let the girls pick the trim and pocket style.
Grace chose a green trim along the bottom.
And a small pocket on the right.
Emily chose a red ruffled trim.
And a double pocket in the middle.
Her favorite part!
Now they just need to find a good cookie recipe to test them out on. :0)
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Oh, you know I'm loving these aprons! What a great job you did! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI have wanted to make an apron for my granddaughter all summer. The ones you made for Grace and Emily are darling, Kelli! Maybe I'll get mine made after all!
ReplyDeleteKathy
Congratulation on those pretty aprons, Kelli! And I am sure, finding a nice recipe won't be any problem! ;-)))
ReplyDeleteThe strawberry fabric looks very pretty! Do you have anything left? Little fabric yoyos on the pockets would look quite nice, too!
We are enjoying the first days of our summer vacation. Summer is finally here, I love this hot weather!
Have a wonderful Friday!
XoX, Anita
Your apron is so awesome! I'm wondering if you used a pattern or made it on your own, I love the prints. I'm sure you have lots of cookie recipes, now to pick a favorite one :).
ReplyDeleteHave a Fantastic Friday Kelli!
Kathi :)
That is too cute! I have some lovely fabric in my stash (planned to smock dresses....) Now DD is too old or just will not wear them any more. Aprons will be fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Those are too cute! You are so good with that sewing machine.
ReplyDeleteBrandee :-)
Your little aprons are so cute. My post is up for this Friday. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteLooks very fresh and cute ! Even I would wear such an apron, usually I never do !
ReplyDeleteAprons are making a comeback for
ReplyDeletelittle girls and their cooking moms,
this strawberry apron is too cute!
Cute!!
ReplyDeleteKelli,I love these darling aprons. When I was a little girl I had aprons too. I adore them and to this day I wear one daily. Hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteOh, those are just darling! I am sure the girls love them.
ReplyDeleteThe apron is very precious. What a blesssed girlie. You ahve me wanting to make one for my lil' cupcake. Did you use a pattern? My sewing is not very good but hey, I can sew. I'm visiting for the first time so I think I will join in show and tell. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute aprons. I think my favorite is the red one.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting Show and Tell Friday. This is my first time joining all of you!
Love, Ann
Really cute aprons!
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely! I just love the pockets and special touches.
ReplyDeleteThe girl's aprons are gorgeous. The coordinating green and red trims the girls chose look fabulous. I've nominated 'No Place Like Home' for a 'Blog of Excellence Award'
ReplyDelete~Kalianne
These remind me of my grandmother. She made lovely aprons. Yours are really pretty.
ReplyDeleteOh Kelli...first you did a super job on both aprons. I must say I love the idea of the double pockets and I do like the red ruffle trim.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Absolutely adorable. They are going to enjoy wearing those. I still have the little apron my great aunt made for me when I was about 5-6 years old. I'll have to post it one day.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Linda
Kelli,
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable! I love the fabric. The girls must absolutely love them.
Gina
Those are sooooo sweet! I bet the girls are loving them.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job on them.
Those are the cutest little aprons ever! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat lucky girls, to have such a creative mom! The aprons are so dang cute, Kelli.
ReplyDeleteI sense chocolate chip cookies in your near future...
Have a great weekend! :-)
How cute! When you see my show & tell today, you'll know why I especially love that fabric!
ReplyDeleteGod bless,
Mrs.T
What cute aprons! I know your girls love wearing them.
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The aprons are adorable.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely aprons, as you can see I have joined your Friday group for the first time. Great Idea!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the aprons. I want to make some for my granddaughters, maybe this fall.
ReplyDeleteIt feels good to be back and feeling good again. Thanks for the well wishes.
Hi Kelli--the aprons are just too cute--and I adore that material too.
ReplyDeleteOh and also, we do have an IKEA here--I love that store--I think a trip there is in order very soon:) I had no idea they had table cloths there.
Happy Friday!
Julieann
Those aprons are so neat.
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from Moldova.
The girls' aprons are so sweet and pretty! I actually have patterns for aprons that I want to make one of these days.
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I think it's so nice you are teaching your girls to wear aprons.
ReplyDeleteSusan
CUTE aprons. I know that they will love them. I really like the fabric and it does scream "summer."
ReplyDeleteWhat precious little aprons, Kelli! You are so talented.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. I'm totally loving them....fabulous fabric! So nicely done. I wonder if I could make something like that.....
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting this! The aprons are so cute! They really make a girl feel girly!
ReplyDeleteOh Kelli,
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute post. And you have as always given me wonderful inspiration.
I am baby sitting this morning but hopefully I'll have time to write a post this afternoon when I get home.
I have you have a Blessed
Show & Tell.
I love the aprons, and the fabric is beautiful. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Oh Kelli!!! Those look beautiful! You did such a fantastic job with them!!! :) Your girls are lucky. I would love to be able to do this for my daughter!
ReplyDeleteThose are too precious for words!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable!!! (I SO wish I could SEW!) :)
ReplyDeleteThose are darling!! I need to get brave and make an apron or two for my girls because they play restaranut all the time--I love the double pocket--great place for a pencil and notepad to take order!! Have great day. Julie
ReplyDeleteKelli, I'm so excited to finally participate in Show and Tell Friday!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Cute, cute, CUTE!!! Bravo, Kelli! They are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteHomemade aprons are just so wonderful. They personify home and love to me! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteFinally remembering to post on a friday and join in!
ReplyDeleteThose turned out beautifully. I made my daughter some aprons for Christmas and they just love them.
ReplyDeleteThanks, had fun! Jen
ReplyDeleteKelli- I love those. I am showing off something I made, too.
ReplyDeleteThey turned out beautiful! Great work.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
Love your apron! I have a collection of old ones but I never wear them but keep them for when mom comes over. She always has one on.
ReplyDeleteKelli,
ReplyDeleteThe apron is adorable! You did a great job. I love the color combinations.
Diane
Very pretty aprons.
ReplyDeleteKelli, you did a wonderful job on the aprons!
ReplyDeleteLove the aprons! It's neat to sew for your youngin's isn't it? I used to sew for my daughter and now she's sewing some too and doing a great job. Enjoying your blog!
ReplyDeleteDonna
Hi Kelli!
ReplyDeleteBlogger was having some sort of problem yesterday and this morning, and I couldn't access your blog or link to Show and Tell until just a few minutes ago. Glad it seems to be finally resolved!
Wonderful that you made the lovely aprons for your daughters and that they enjoy wearing them! I do love the fabric! And they look charming on the girls!
Blessings to You!
Claudia O.
Kelli,
ReplyDeleteThese aprons are so cute!!! You are such a talented seamstress. :-) I love how you let your girls "personalize" them by making them each a little different according to their tastes. Precious!
Hi Kelli,
ReplyDeleteThis is just a reminder that Mr. Linky is up now for our fist Spiritual Sundays sharing.
Blessings,
LOVE those aprons!!!!! Just perfect. I especially like the combination of fabrics with the strawberries and the green pocket! Just wonderful! Cora
ReplyDeletenow i am inspired to make an apron too of which my daughter has been asking me to make!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Kelli,
ReplyDeleteDarling aprons - I think I could even manage to make a few for myself! :)
Have a wonderful weekend.
Your aprons are just beautiful! Hmmmm.. what kind of cookies??
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Those are really cute. They match and yet each girl has her own style. You are very talented.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't open your blog at all the last day or so.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to participate in Show & Tell Friday. I actually forgot what day it was early that morning. The Lady and her Daughter who help me out changed their day here from Thursday to Friday so it was easy to confuse things. We got a good bit of packing done and that's a good thing.
I love Emily's apron! I like the big pocket and the red color.
I've copied the recipe above for ribs. I had seen it before but not made a copy. I will definitely try it soon. We like the country ribs that are a little larger than spare ribs. I think they are from the back bone.
Mama Bear
GIRL THOSE APRONS NEED TO BE ON ETSY!!!!! toooooo cute!
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kelly
So pretty! I need to make some aprons, just to find the time to do any sewing would be nice..lol. I hope the girls enjoy them!
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