Sunday, December 12, 2010

Christmas Aprons


Aprons for special occasions are so fun to have.
At Purple Chocolat Home we have been having
a great time creating fun combinations of Christmas
fabrics while making holiday aprons.


Joni at Red Couch Recipes (my fun sister) asked
if I would be willing to make a Christmas apron
for her to use as a giveaway.  My first thought was
who has time to make an apron right now!


Being the loving sister I am (and someone who has
a hard time saying no) I got started with the above
apron for Joni's holiday giveaway.  (Yes,
one of her lucky followers and hopefully my
follower too will receive this fun apron that my
daughter is modeling.)  This apron is made entirely
from Moda fabrics, mostly by designer Kate Spain.


Not only did I carve out time to make one for
Red Couch Recipes, my daughter and I have
made 5 more and have fabric for even more -
we keep making lists of who we think would
love one.


Notice this one with the peppermint candies and red
sheer fabric ruffles.  I love this one.


My daughter found this border print at JoAnns
and Wal Mart and made a mother/daughter set
that they will auction off at a church function to
raise money for those in need this Christmas.
(I thought that was a wonderful idea.)


We both fell in love with it and have made one for
ourselves, that is if I don't give it away before I get to use it.


Again, I love the sheer with the candy canes.

For a tutorial on making these fun aprons

Watch Joni's blog to see when she begins
her giveaway.  I can't wait to see who wins it.

26 comments:

  1. Amazing!! I bought 3! One for a friend in France..one for my daughter who is hosting Christmas eve and one for my sweet neighbour for Christmas..Yours are nicer! But I could not resist these when I saw them.. a bit like yours just not as cute..
    You are so creative!

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  2. so cute and so original! I have a new Mrs. Santa apron to don over Christmas...to tell you the truth I don't have a waist anymore so it's not gonna be pretty!

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  3. Oh how fun, this is just wonderful. Love all the fabrics. What a creative idea.
    Thanks so much for your gracious comments on my post. Also, you asked what HL is. I just abbreviated Hobby Lobby. I hope you have one near you, they are the most fun stores. Just full of anything and everything you could ever want and super prices. Hugs, Marty

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  4. These are adorable!! I don't have a Christmas one yet-gotta have one of these-sooooo cute;)

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  5. Those aprons are adorable...love the one you made for Joni's giveaway.

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  6. The wearer of these aprons will be the most glamorous chefs on Christmas day! They all look fabulous and the fabrics are gorgeous! Thanks for the tutorial.

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  7. I LOVE these ADORABLE aprons! Such talent!

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  8. How does one make your list? Ha Ha, it really is adorable and way too cute to wear if you prepare food the way I do. This is a "hostess apron." to wear at the table, a perfectly giftable treat. No wonder your list keeps growing.

    I love too that you've got a mom-daughter creation party going on. Thanks for sharing your cute idea and your talents!

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  9. Bon Jour, Jacqueline!

    Oh, they are so cute!!! I should buy a apron. I have none!!!


    xo



    Luciane at HomeBunch.com


    PS: Today I've posted my 1st Christmas post.. take a look if you can and let me know how I did it. :-)

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  10. Love the ruffles and love how girly they are.

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  11. OMG those are the cutest aprons!!!

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  12. You are a very special and wonderful sister to do this! How beautiful and fun these aprons are. You are so talented!

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  13. This is incredible! They are so adorable, I am taking a sewing class now and I would love to make these! You and your sister are very talented.
    xx
    Bunny

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  14. Jacqueline, I love those aprons! My daughter and I are fans of aprons. Last summer I taught her to sew (after a refresher course for myself!) and we are hoping to try aprons next! I am heading over to try to win this one! Come see me--I'm having an ornament giveaway! Linda

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  15. Very cute aprons, I'm loving all the yummy items and can't wait to see more :)

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  16. These are so cute! Thanks for letting your sister give one away - I hope its to me :)

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  17. The aprons turned out beautifully. The model really makes them look good! It's been fun sewing with you lately.

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  18. What a delightful apron. New follower.but will be back offen.

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  19. Wow, these are kicking up a notch aprons, they look wonderful. Who would ever think to take apron designs to a higher level. You such a talented lady. Woudln't mind to win one of your creations over at your sister's blog.
    Merry Christmas to you all.

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  20. Oh my goodness, these are adorable....such talent you have, I love to wear aprons, they remind me of my grandmother!

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  21. Your aprons are so darn cute I can't stand it. I just found your blog thru your sister. I hope I win this cutie, but I'll be making one if I don't. Thanks for the tutorial. I am now a follower and have you on my blog list.
    CAS

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  22. Super cute aprons...thank you for a wonderful offer.

    Sylvia
    a follower...

    Merry Christmas

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  23. I am so obsessed with ruffles lately, so of course I love love love these aprons. come link up to my Sew Crafty Saturday Party!

    http://wildflowersandwhimsy.blogspot.com/2010/12/startin-early-for-orphaned-no-more.html

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  24. Do you also sell the aprons? I appreciate the tutorial but I don't have a sewing machine! :(

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  25. LOVE YOUR APRONS!!! ADORABLE!!!

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