Perhaps I will be able to do justice in words. Here's the amazing story:



I shipped it off to Australia enough fabric to make 4 aprons. Lo and behold, these unbelievable aprons arrive in the mail! I asked Kaz if it was OK for me to show off her aprons. She didn't hesitate to say yes although I warned her, she will probably start receiving apron fabric from all over the world. But then I thought that wouldn't be so bad.
I am pretty certain Kaz has posted the pattern somewhere, or has the pattern for sale if you don't happen to be a "virtual seamstress" like me. By the way, I just noticed that Kaz has a new Etsy Store. Check it out!
2 comments:
Woah!! No way is the camera focusing on that double ikat!! But I loved seeing the aprons and the fabric.
Oh I am such a messy cook! I would never be able to use them, but they would look great hanging in the kitchen!
Bonnie they look great! I'm so glad you like them. The fabric you sent made everything work. I'll post up my aprons when I get to them!
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