Kappogi - Japanese Apron

Added Feb 11, 2009

by hime

Sydney, Australia

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This is a Japanese style apron called “kappogi”. I made this as my mother-in-law’s birthday present. I love the undulating tucks in the centre!! Well actually… I had to do this because initially I made the bodice way too narrow (I didn’t use a pattern… mistake!) :P Anyway, I’m glad I did it in the end, cos I think it looks really nice. Hopefully she likes it too!

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cotton

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5 Comments

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    Feb 18, 2009, 05.41 PMby haleema

    I love you mother in laws apron! I am an apron a holic and have never seen anything like this. I am wowed by it!

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    Feb 13, 2009, 03.49 AMby brocader

    Amazing craftsmanship! The shadow effect of the tucks is very striking.

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    Feb 11, 2009, 03.00 PMby amibambini

    Those undulating tucks have turned a simple apron into a beautiful garment (there are no such things as mistakes huh?), they would be make a beautiful feature on a dress or a shirt. Well done, your mother-in-law is very lucky.

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    Feb 11, 2009, 07.24 AMby dressdummy

    The tucks in the center are a beautiful detail. They are perfectly done, and it looks as if you put lots of work into them.

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    Feb 11, 2009, 01.49 AMby polychromatin

    The tucks are indeed very interesting! Nice garment, very special and sophisticated!

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