Clothespin apron

Materials Ticking (Chap. I, Par. 34; or Gingham (Chap. I, Par. 19). 1 yard ticking or gingham. 30 bias tape 3/8 wide. Thread No. 70. Needle No. 8. Introductory Statement Wash day at its best ...

Clothespin Apron DIY - I made this from some leftover fabric I had. Use it everytime I hang laundry

I’m SO EXCITED to share with you my latest creation!!!! This is a clothespin apron made out of a PILLOWCASE! No, really! Do you love it? Because, you’re in luck! You can make your ow…

Sew your own clothespin apron in your favorite fun fabric and you'll never have to bend down again for clothespins while hanging out your laundry!

Remember hearing about the days when Grandma or Mom would sit down with their grand-daughters/daughters and teach them how to sew? Well, that was not me. I'm learning as I go... Okay, so I have been trying to branch out from quilting. Not that I don't like making quilts, I do! I just thought it was time to try my hands at other things. So I sat down and finally made something for me {gasp!!} I found this clothespin apron tutorial on another blog and had to make it! Right now I use my…

*edit* Here is a great summer sewing project! I've been using this apron since last year and I LOVE IT! It makes hanging clothes on the line that much easier! I love using my clothesline! It is frugal, it gets me outside and it is almost calming in it's own methodical way! For years I've carried my pins around in a plastic container or bucket, it's kind of a pain. We have a stationary clothesline that is 4 lines across. So I have to move my bucket with me every time I move down the line and…

June has been just the busiest of months. All 4 of the big kids are in summer school so I should have tons of time on my hands. However, I h...