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elizabeth_mnEven though I'm still stuck on costumey stuff, I decided to make today a sewing day, since I had the opportunity.
So, aprons!
This is for work, since I usually like to wear an apron when I'm at Treadle. It's a Kokka cotton/linen print with sewing notions. The pocket and ties are another cotton/linen Kokka with thread spools. The apron is a rectangle with two inverted box pleats at the waist for shape. The rounded pocket also has an inverted box pleat and a little yo-yo done in a Lotta Jansdotter print (dang, I feel pretty designer-y today).
And one for the kitchen. Lemons and pindots on green.
I love the cross-back for practical wear; I can't stand a strap around my neck and this way the straps don't slip off my shoulders. In the past, I've used buttons and snaps with this kind of setup. I liked the snaps best but they also required the most frequent repairing. The ties are meant to cross around the body to the front to be tied.
So, aprons!
This is for work, since I usually like to wear an apron when I'm at Treadle. It's a Kokka cotton/linen print with sewing notions. The pocket and ties are another cotton/linen Kokka with thread spools. The apron is a rectangle with two inverted box pleats at the waist for shape. The rounded pocket also has an inverted box pleat and a little yo-yo done in a Lotta Jansdotter print (dang, I feel pretty designer-y today).
And one for the kitchen. Lemons and pindots on green.
I love the cross-back for practical wear; I can't stand a strap around my neck and this way the straps don't slip off my shoulders. In the past, I've used buttons and snaps with this kind of setup. I liked the snaps best but they also required the most frequent repairing. The ties are meant to cross around the body to the front to be tied.
