Midsummer Night’s Apron

I’ve been working away on an apron for a swap-bot Shakespeare swap.  My partner wanted an apron, and I thought I could push the theme a little…I used a vintage pillowcase with a lovely crocheted edging, cut it in half and then cut it to the length I wanted.  From there, I used Amy Karol’s Bend the Rules Sewing for instructions on making the waistband and ties.  Last night at SnB, I embellished the pocket with some yo-yos and embroidery; they’re meant to represent Titania’s bower.  I thought the pillowcase refashion kept with the theme of sleep and dreams.  I have a stack of these vintage pillowcases, and I can get two aprons from each, so I’ll be making more!

5 thoughts on “Midsummer Night’s Apron”

  1. nice! i really need to get my sewing machine back in working order (or breakdown and buy a second). i’ve been sewing by hand lately…

  2. Adorable! JUst adorable. I wish I knew how to sew. I love to give them as shower gifts and someone is always getting married with our staff of 70 Rns.

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