Father’s Day Apron

in NeedleWorkMonday5 years ago (edited)

I have been working on a Father’s Day apron today along with firing pottery in my kiln. I am combining my embroidery skills along with my regular sewing skills. I am up cycling black denim to make the apron. It is a project in progress.

6964CE5024694FAD84569ECA7BF985E8.jpeg

I made a pattern from one of my pottery aprons using craft paper from a Home Depot that I had in my garage already.

435B4F834BD6455598FE76C4B0196820.jpeg

I have several different types of aprons that I use for pottery as well as for cooking in the kitchen. A good functional apron needs pockets in my opinion. I usually put my cell phone in one pocket while I am working.

I am not finished yet, but it is getting late and I am tired. I still have to cook dinner but I am at a good stopping point. I have embroidered on the pockets that I am making, and serged around all of the raw edges.

I still need to either add seam binding along the edges of the apron or turn the serged edges under a couple of times and hem them. I’ll decide tomorrow depending on the supplies that I already have available. I do know that I am going to add a grommet or two at the top of the apron to make the neckline adjustable.

I am also considering embellishing the apron with leather since I have a lot of leather available. The only bad thing about leather would be that the apron would not be easily washed.

Enjoy your evening.

661AFDA38EFC4BA981E9F9A71B701DD7.jpeg

Sort:  

Congratulations @jluvs2fly! You have completed the following achievement on the Hive blockchain and have been rewarded with new badge(s) :

You published more than 750 posts. Your next target is to reach 800 posts.

You can view your badges on your board And compare to others on the Ranking
If you no longer want to receive notifications, reply to this comment with the word STOP

Do not miss the last post from @hivebuzz:

Project Activity Update

I like your work. An apron is a necessary thing. You made it a very current color)