Sewing a Vintage Holiday Apron #holidayapron

It's December! A favorite time of year! The wreaths are hung at the driveway gates, the mantle decorated with greenery and candles, and time for that special tradition - a new holiday apron! #holidayapron And what to do with a new apron? Make special treats to share with family, friends, and neighbors!

This video will share the making of a 1970s Vintage Simplicity Pattern apron and a short step-by-step of some incredibly delicious and incredibly easy white chocolate bark with fun sprinkles.

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Instagram: aperfecttouch_jeanette

[jackiejames]

I love this apron. Cardinals are some of my favorite birds. So beautiful. I especially like what you did with the bias for this apron.

[christineb]

Love the apron very Christmas time and would make a a wonderful Christmas gift

[juniper]

Beautiful! The cardinal fabric is perfect 😍

[camib]

That is one gorgeous apron! Love the cardinals and the buffalo plaid bias. Oh, and pretty puppy footage! So sweet!

[michellecornum]

This was lovely, and thank you for the bonus treat!

[honoraweaver]

I love aprons. I make them for myself and I love to give them as Christmas gifts. I’ll have to look for this pattern, I’ve never made one like it. Your apron turned out really pretty.

[barbaraness]

As an experienced seamstress this type of video is perfect for me. You show, and explain how you make things, but there isn’t the wasted time of watching someone cut out, and sew every step.

[HistoricalBelle]

Your apron looks so lovely!! Love the fabric you chose and the white chocolate bark looks delicious!

[barbaraness]

Hello! This is my first time watching your channel, and I have a feeling I’ll end up subscribing. It’s just some things that you said that make me think I could relate to you, and that helps when trying to understand a tutorial.
For example I can tell by the way you talk that you take the time to really think about the best fabrics for a project, and are careful not to waste any. Other sewing, and craft videos I’ve seen they cut the pattern so far away from the edge, and other pattern pieces. Fabric is so expensive right now, and scraps are good for other projects, especially if you cut wisely leaving more left over.