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20.3.10
Scrap Buster and a Giveaway!!!!!
20.3.10 | 
Posted by
Nancy Brumfield
Another Saturday, another scrap project.
And at the end of this post the GIVEAWAY!!!!
Doesn't it make a pretty apron?
Here's how I made it.
Supplies Needed:
Scrap of fabric
80" ribbon at least 2"
Thread
Sewing machine
Cut your scrap of fabric into a rectangle.
Mine is 20" x 13"
For the hem fold over 1/4" and then another 1/4" and iron.
Sew the hem.
For the tie fold your ribbon in half and iron.
Cut the ends of the ribbon at an angle and apply fray block.
Pin the ribbon to the fabric (make sure to match the centers) and sew.
Now you're done!!!!
If you would like to have it now is your chance to win it!!!!
All you have to do is leave me a comment. It's that simple! You have until Friday March 26 to enter. I will announce the winner next Saturday.
Good Luck!!!!!!!!
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20 comments:
You inspire me to get sewing. You make it look so easy. Thank you
This is beautiful and I would be lucky to own it.
amy http://craftedbymama.blogspot.com/
ciao
complimenti per il tuo blog!!!!!
davvero bellissimo!!!
sono fra i lettori fissi e tornerò sempre a trovarti!!!!
MEry
http://asaflightofbutterfly.blogspot.com/
It's so dainty! What a sweet idea!
You make me wanna SEW everything! I love this lil cutie!
That's so cute! I'm already thinking about what pillowcases I have that would be good for this project!
This is so pretty. I'd love to win!
Very sweet. Of course, I would love to wrap it around my waist!!
I need to find some pretty pillowcases! This is a great idea!
~rebekah
Very cute, I love the pillowcase!
-Ann Marie
Very cute! What a great way to turn a scrap into a usable project! Love it :)
Thanks for linking at Lucky Star Lane!
This is so very sweet and cute and girly, I love it! It reminds me of a pink half apron my mom wore when I was little, thank you for sparking a memory and for sharing this project!
That's adorable! I think I may even be able to make that.
What a great idea for a sweet apron!
What a great idea! I love the cute pillowcase you used. Your directions are easy to understand, too.
Thanks for linking!
That is so cute! I love it! Great idea!
What a cute apron. I love it!
Thanks for linking it up!
XOXO
Jen
So pretty! What a great way to reuse my vintage pillowcases. Thanks! luscofamily@ortelco.net
just found your blog yesterday- I will be visiting often! Thank you for all your ideas!
Pheario
WOW cute!!!! I love this and will be bookmarking it for sure! And thanks for visiting the Scraps N' Strings blog!
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