There was much chaos and fun inside, 25(ish) toddlers running about on the trampolines and springboards and leaping into the giant foam pit. Weeee!
I hope the aprons hold up to toddler play. It was my first time sewing with bias tape and I didn't really have a pattern, but they turned out alright in the end - after a few rounds with the seam ripper. They are a made from a really soft linen that I bought to make pants for Ari, but it turns out you can make 2 pairs of toddler pants and two little aprons with one yard of linen. I'll have to buy some more to make an apron for Ari too. He thinks stirring things in the kitchen is the coolest. Give the boy a wooden spoon and a pot and he'll stir for ages.
Personally, I still enjoy a good stir myself on a regular basis :)
ReplyDeleteThose aprons are lovely and colorful. And the linen is a great idea for them. I can't wait to catch the sewing bug again!
The aprons look great - I am glad that you remembered to take a picture! I like the fact that you hung them on the building - they look great there.
ReplyDeleteThe party sounds like it was fun!!
Cute aprons. The party sounds like fun. Linen is a wonderful material for all sorts of things.
ReplyDeleteI saw a book called Linen Crafts (Florence Le Maux) which had really nice projects with linen.
ReplyDeletebeautiful, colourful aprons! that foam pit sounds like fun.
ReplyDeleteand i share your feeling about bias tape... i always feel it's okay- in the END. i don't enjoy applying it though!
your aprons turned out great - do you have any good linen sources? i LOVE linen but don't have much of it.
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