Country Style 1950s Apron with Poppie Cotton

 

It's my day on the Farmgirls Unite fabric tour!

When I made my sister an apron a while back, I liked the pattern so much I knew I'd want one for myself. So when I got the chance to use some of Poppie Cotton's Farmgirls Unite fabric, I picked a couple of my favorite prints to make a version for myself.

 

I don't usually wear this color of pink, or yellow, so it's a great choice for accessories when I get to use fabric I wouldn't otherwise wear!

 

The pattern is in sad shape. The bottom scallop piece is half gone, so it took some eyeballing to cut it out, but I think it turned out fairly well.

 

Like last time, I interfaced the scalloped waistband so it keeps its shape.

 

I love the petal shape of the pink floral part. This would also be a fun place to add some embroidery or quilting, to follow the scallops. Or maybe tiny bows at the top of each scallop.

 

I like quick projects that I can make in an hour or two from start to finish. Especially when they turn out this cute. Perfect for housework or chores in style!

 

If you like country prints and saturated colors, check out the rest of this collection by Poppie Cotton. And don't forget to visit the other stops along the tour!

Monday, May 10	http://happylittlecottage.blogspot.com/	Debbie Homick
Wednesday, May 12	http://prettybyhand.com/	Kristyne
Friday, May 14	www.primrosecottagequilts.com	Lindsey Weight
Monday, May 17	Website: http://blueribbondesigns.com	Belinda
Wednesday, May 19	http://neverlandstitches.blogspot.com/	LisaJo
Friday, May 21	https://verityvintagestudio.typepad.com/myblog/	Kristen Clay
Monday, May 24	https://thisandthatpatterns.typepad.com/	Sherri Falls
Wednesday, May 26	theredfeedsack.blogspot.com	Dori Troutman
Friday, May 28	https://www.nannygoatquilts.com/	Lisa Garlick

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