towel aprons.
This summer my mom, sister and I were in the local antique store and saw some vintage aprons on sale that were a terry cloth fabric like a towel. We thought this was a really great idea because we ourselves are often using our aprons to "dry" our hands during cooking. That week my mom found a huge beach towel at TJ Maxx for $12 and we bought the waistband fabric for about $6. The cost of our materials and great cutting skills of my mother left us with a total of 6 aprons like the one pictured above. We found this project to be very simple and we love having a "towel apron" to use in the kitchen. We gave the remaining 3 as gifts to ladies in our family and they loved them as well.
This summer my mom, sister and I were in the local antique store and saw some vintage aprons on sale that were a terry cloth fabric like a towel. We thought this was a really great idea because we ourselves are often using our aprons to "dry" our hands during cooking. That week my mom found a huge beach towel at TJ Maxx for $12 and we bought the waistband fabric for about $6. The cost of our materials and great cutting skills of my mother left us with a total of 6 aprons like the one pictured above. We found this project to be very simple and we love having a "towel apron" to use in the kitchen. We gave the remaining 3 as gifts to ladies in our family and they loved them as well.
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