It's that time of year again .... last year I posted about the Tracey Island cake I made for our work coffee morning. I actually won 'Best Baker' with it! I'm reluctant to lose my title so this year, I decided to make a special baking apron which could be raffled as a prize and so raise money that way. I used a metre of Michael Miller 'Home Ec' fabric which I've had in my stash for a while now. I used a toning purple bias binding for the finishing touches. I made a couple of changes to the pattern, which is a Simplicity 1940's repro, as I didn't have quite enough fabric to make thicker waist ties but saying that, I quite like how mine turned out .... I also missed out binding around the whole apron itself but I don't think that matters either - it might have been too much .... I might add the rick rack which should go on the pocket borders next time I make it, which I will! I really didn't want to give this away .... I love the fabric and the apron shape itself is great - it looks like a little dress :-)
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