Apron Two

I love it. I would totally wear it as a dress:

Janet Clare Artisan apron

Thank you to Annie (in the comments section on my last post), who suggested that the scrap of orange could be an extra pocket. Yes it could:

extra pocket from vintage linen scrap

There’s room for lots more stitching, but in the meantime it’s fully functional and ready for wearing.

front detail
detail

And here’s the back:

Apron back, ready for more stitches

Now of course I don’t want to spoil it by accidentally splashing paint and dye over it…


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25 thoughts on “Apron Two”

    1. Thanks so much Marjorie, a happy accident and a helpful comment made this happen 🙂

  1. This is amazing Karen. I love it. I have ordered a pattern too but haven’t made a start on it yet. I’m not sure that I want to line it & wondered if I could just use bias binding round the edges.

    1. Thanks so much Ann, it’s quite easy to make and very enjoyable. You probably could bind the edges rather than line it; you’d just join the shoulders instead of leaving them open to turn through. I’d be interested to see an unlined version of it.

    1. Of course this might mean having to make yet another apron that I *can* get messy 😄

  2. Just beautiful! The orange pocket is a perfect whimsical touch. Won’t it be so cheerful to wear?

  3. Beautiful! Thank you for sharing. I absolutely love the blue square with the holes 😉

    1. vintage indigo-dyed fabric from Arlee Barr a few years ago, it’s very pretty

  4. Wow! It’s fabulous. Enjoy every minute wearing it. I want to make one now……but I don’t think it would look as amazing as yours, you’re such a talented lady.
    Fiona.

    1. that’s very kind Fiona, thank you – but I’d say dive in and have a go, it will absolutely look amazing 🙂

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