Triangle Apron
I made this cute apron for my sister-in-law for her bridal shower back in the summer. I used an apron that someone gave me for my bridal shower back when I got married as my pattern. My sister-in-law's apron turned out really cute, and probably one of the better sewing projects I have ever made.
I love making projects! Some our original, and some I find from other blogs. I usually put my own twists to projects I find elsewhere, but will always give credit to the website where I found the other projects. Please do the same for me! Feel free to use my ideas, but if you do and decide to publish them on your own blog, please copy my blog website and note it in yours! Thank you, and happy making!!
Monday, February 13, 2012
Changing Table Cover
Changing Table Cover
Changing table covers are expensive in the store. I know material can be expensive, too, but when you get it for $2.50 a yard, you just saved yourself about $12 dollars- or more! Plus, you get to pick exactly what material you want, instead of being restricted to the covers already made and in stores.
I actually did not buy the material I used for my changing table cover for the purpose of making it into a cover. Instead I bought it for a recieving blanket, but changed my mind when I didn't get a cover for my baby shower. It turned out cute, and it was so easy to make.
The credit goes to "The Little Fabric Blog." Here is the link: http://thelittlefabricshop.blogspot.com/2011/05/project-nursery-contoured-changing-pad.html
The only thing I did different was a few sewing tricks, like sew the sides on, and then sew the edges together, instead of pin them all at once. Also, I don't really like feeding my elastic through, so I sew around it- making sure there is plenty of elastic at both ends. Then when I get close to the end, I tie it together, and sew the final stiches around the elastic.
Here is my final project!
Changing table covers are expensive in the store. I know material can be expensive, too, but when you get it for $2.50 a yard, you just saved yourself about $12 dollars- or more! Plus, you get to pick exactly what material you want, instead of being restricted to the covers already made and in stores.
I actually did not buy the material I used for my changing table cover for the purpose of making it into a cover. Instead I bought it for a recieving blanket, but changed my mind when I didn't get a cover for my baby shower. It turned out cute, and it was so easy to make.
The credit goes to "The Little Fabric Blog." Here is the link: http://thelittlefabricshop.blogspot.com/2011/05/project-nursery-contoured-changing-pad.html
The only thing I did different was a few sewing tricks, like sew the sides on, and then sew the edges together, instead of pin them all at once. Also, I don't really like feeding my elastic through, so I sew around it- making sure there is plenty of elastic at both ends. Then when I get close to the end, I tie it together, and sew the final stiches around the elastic.
Here is my final project!
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