love. love. love. i already have a big pile of jeans. thank you Vanessa for suggesting the chocolate. & thank you Karen for suggesting the retractable clip-on and sharing such a great idea.
I have learned NEVER to toss a pair of old jeans. You can turn them into skirts, quilts, & I’ve even recycled them into toss pillows for my sofa. I have never seen them transformed into CUTE aprons before. I LOVE this idea & the sashy belt as well! Thanks for sharing!
I love, love, love this idea. Would it be ok for me to use this at my next guild retreat (Illinois Valley Quilt Guild, Ottawa, IL)? I think everyone would just have fun and love it!
Hi I just found this tutorial and loved it! I loved it so much I made myself one! I am linking back to your post and have pictures of my attempt at www.jandeecrafts.blogspot.com Feel free to come see!! Thanks so much!
I am going to try and make this tomorrow for myself...always losing my clicker for work and stuff...much needed pockets would be great for a teacher who is always on her feet and needs her desk with her pretty much at all times....can't wait to see how it turns out!
How very cute! I am going to have to make myself one! or two!
ReplyDeleteChristina
Would it be horrible if I just filled every pocket with chocolate? Then it could be my wear everywhere apron! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a practical, cute way to recycle jeans. I love mine -- I really like having all the extra pockets. Love ya KareBear and Des! :)
ReplyDeletelove. love. love. i already have a big pile of jeans. thank you Vanessa for suggesting the chocolate. & thank you Karen for suggesting the retractable clip-on and sharing such a great idea.
ReplyDeletelove it:) I love how she did the stitching on the pockets so you could get more things in there and they won't get lost:)
ReplyDeleteHow fun. These are so cute. You guys are so fun.
ReplyDeleteOh goody! Now I have a use for all of my husband's old jeans that I can't bear to throw out! Yaaayyy! Thanks so much! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteI have learned NEVER to toss a pair of old jeans. You can turn them into skirts, quilts, & I’ve even recycled them into toss pillows for my sofa. I have never seen them transformed into CUTE aprons before. I LOVE this idea & the sashy belt as well! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link! Love those aprons.
ReplyDeleteKaren is the best! I really like the scissors, they are always there. She's a keeper.
ReplyDeleteKareBear I love my levi apron as usual you are the best. love ya shelto
ReplyDeleteI have GOT to make one! Thanks so much for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love this idea. Would it be ok for me to use this at my next guild retreat (Illinois Valley Quilt Guild, Ottawa, IL)? I think everyone would just have fun and love it!
ReplyDeleteI just now saw this tut and can't wait to make one...may even make a couple for xmas presents...hmm maybe a good teacher gift?
ReplyDeletethanks girls!
Miranda
Love this tutorial - I'm so making these for gifts. Thrift stores watch out. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI made one .....and I love it!!!! Thanks for the great video!!!! xxxRobby
ReplyDeleteI love this! I am going to make some for sure...one for my daughter, who said it would be a great make-up apron and one for myself!
ReplyDeleteHi I just found this tutorial and loved it! I loved it so much I made myself one! I am linking back to your post and have pictures of my attempt at www.jandeecrafts.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteFeel free to come see!! Thanks so much!
Was looking for some FUN and EASY apron projects and man did I hit the jackpot. Thank You...
ReplyDeleteVery Cute!! I will have to give it a try. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks.
I am going to try and make this tomorrow for myself...always losing my clicker for work and stuff...much needed pockets would be great for a teacher who is always on her feet and needs her desk with her pretty much at all times....can't wait to see how it turns out!
ReplyDeleteI live by KEEP IT SIMPLE...and you did. Thanks and I cannot wait to give it a try.
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