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A continuation on the chef theme… An apron is a necessity when you have donned your chef hat! But not just any old apron will do for this little chef. Boo’s mimi had given us some old shirts she never wore anymore, and he loves anything that was hers!
The sleeves had those tabs that hold your sleeves in place when rolled up. I used those for the necktie, button holes were already sewn in! The pocket from the front of the shirt was used as well. I backed it with a piece of muslin from my stash and used bias tape around the edges and for the waist tie.
Material Notes
Cotton
Difficulty
Novice
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Sep 13, 2011, 09.23 AMby njcraftstyle
A great example of improvising. This I can use, especially is times like these :)