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Emmeline Apron Pattern

Welcome to Sew Spoiled!! I feel like a hostess! :)
I made this Emmeline Apron for my sister but I want to wear it all the time. My sister came over, she needed my help decorating some kitchen towels for a friend. Next thing I know, she has picked out fabric and the Emmeline apron and I am cutting out the pattern. A slight twist of my wrist... Ok, ok, really none at all and I was starting a new sewing journey. I love Sew Liberated patterns! They are easy to follow with just a few steps and pattern pieces. I know I will be making more of these for Christmas gifts. I think something that helped me a lot was working on it in stages. I do not have large blocks of time to work on projects, so picking a few step to complete at a time really helped me finish this project.
Sew Liberated has a book coming out in December!! It's on the top of my own wish list. I also want to get the Schoolhouse Tunic pattern which should be out Oct. 5th. Can't wait!!!

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DangAndBlast! saidā€¦
Heh - I posted about mine about five minutes before you posted about yours! Very cute, love the fabric!
September 28, 2009 at 7:45ā€ÆPM
Sarah Doyle saidā€¦
I love aprons, and this is soooo cute. Looks like I need to find this pattern and make one also.

Sarah J Doyle
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October 1, 2009 at 8:44ā€ÆPM
Mandy saidā€¦
I've given you an award on my blog!
http://makccreations.blogspot.com

thanks for all of your ideas!
October 2, 2009 at 11:35ā€ÆAM
Cynthia saidā€¦
I bought the pattern last year (and fabric) but didn't make it then. I just finished my apron and ran right out to get fabric for another one. This is THE CUTEST pattern. The Hubs thinks it's a sexy little number and at 37, I need all the help I can get.

I love how yours turned out. Sew cute!
November 14, 2009 at 3:21ā€ÆPM
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