I am making aprons for the ladies at my church that serve the dinners. They will have scripture verses or a cute saying on the front. This one says PRAY OFTEN. The bottom is two large pockets. I copied this pattern from an old apron that I already had. The trim is homemade bias.

Very nice. I am sure they will love them

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by mpatterson 11 Sep 2010

thank you

Very nice work on your apron.

Lovely gesture and good work. Would you be willing to share your apron pattern?

Nice work & a super nice gesture on your part. I think it's so nice of you to do this for them. *

beautiful apron

Nice job looks very nice

Very nice work.

very nice

Looks great and what a nice gift these will be !

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by mpatterson 05 Sep 2010

Thank you kind lady

beautiful apron what talent.

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by mpatterson 05 Sep 2010

determination is more like it. Thanks

What a nice apron you've made& a thought gift too. I'm sure the ladies will enjoy the scripture& aprons. Thanks for sharing your project& God's blessings.:~D

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by mpatterson 05 Sep 2010

Thank you, have a blessed day.

Youv'e done an excellent job & the church ladies will be praising God as they wear these:):)carolyn

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by mpatterson 05 Sep 2010

Thank you, we need to praise Him more don't we. We are so blessed.

Great job - my friend and I were just talking about something like this.

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by mpatterson 05 Sep 2010

Good luck. You will enjoy using up some of your stash.

This is just beautiful! You did a fantastic job and the fabric worked nicely for these. You're a good woman to do these for the church. I know they will be appreciated!

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by mpatterson 05 Sep 2010

It's been kind of fun ! But don't tell anyone.

Well done, it looks great *4u

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by mpatterson 05 Sep 2010

thank you so much.

Very nice. I need to make one for myself. Well done.

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by mpatterson 05 Sep 2010

thank you

Nice job. it is hard to find bought aprons to use for blanks. how much time do you think you have in making the apron without the embroidery?

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by mpatterson 04 Sep 2010

making the bias takes a couple hrs. cutting it out, sewing the ends together, then ironing it. Putting it together after that is finished takes about on hr. Thats the easy part ! I have made a few with purchased bias and it goes a lot faster, but it is expensive.