In order to be a country wife, since we're trying to turn our *home* into a *homestead*, I need an apron. I have a few.
They just don't cut it.
So I'm going to have to purchase one. I know, I know, a good country wife would make her own. But learning to sew is a project for another day.
Etsy can help me, though.
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| Doesn't everyone need a gnome apron? |
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| I love owls. Find this apron HERE. |
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| Nice Kitchen, too. Wonder if it comes with the Apron? |
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| It's called an I Love Lucy apron, but I also see touches of Raggedy Ann. |
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| RED HOT. |
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| You can find this one here. |
Of course, my favorite, the nerdy one with the petals, is the most expensive.
But would I really want one that costs a lot? More importantly, shouldn't you just be a good steward of the Earth and use the ones you have?? Woah, let's not get too crazy. I agree that I don't want to get grease and food all over a custom apron. But I still want one.
Which one do you like best?
This post is part of our Country Paradise series!
2, 4, and 5 are my faves! I have an apron, but don't wear it. It's a Hershey's chocolate one, and far too big for me. I'm short (like oompa loompa short?!) so store bought aprons all tend to be far too big.
ReplyDeleteHey that last one is mine! I understand about the price, i really hesitated to make it so expensive but it literally takes from scratch to finish around 3 days of non-stop work. Plus fabric all together for the project ends up costing anywhere from 25-30 bucks for just one apron! (but this actually makes its quite thick and sturdy in the long run!) SO, what I ended up doing is also making a sewing pattern so it was more accessible to more people. check it out and thanks for sharing! xoxo https://www.etsy.com/listing/117570256/sewing-pattern-sale-nerdy-classic?ref=shop_home_active_1
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