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Time to Spice it Up!

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First of all, a big, huge THANK YOU for your lovely comments and your response to the Canston Village Giveaway!

A couple of weeks ago I sent a newsletter about a new free project I designed… but since I've been getting many more subscriptions, I think it's only fair to share with all of you here on my blog, right?

I believe that the fact that we have to do the cooking, the cleaning and the gardening doesen't mean that we can't look and feel great while doing it…

That's why ladies, I bring you the Spice-It-Up Apron!

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What do you think? I made it with Paradise fabrics, I love the colors! And of course, the flower detail and the ruffles complete the look…

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And the best part? It's absolutely FREE! Download the pattern here and let's get cookin!

More free projects coming soon…

Love,

Pat.

23 responses to “Time to Spice it Up!”

  1. Peach Rainbow Avatar
    Peach Rainbow

    It’s beautiful & fabric used is lovely – Thanks for sharing :)

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  2. Jackie Avatar
    Jackie

    Just gorgeous!! And it was my pleasure sharing your wonderful talents with everyone. Boy I wish I looked that good when cooking and gardening! Wait, maybe I can… I just need to make the apron!

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  3. Colleen Avatar
    Colleen

    Its lovely! thanks for the pattern!

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  4. Stephanie Avatar
    Stephanie

    it’s beautiful, thanks so much for sharing!

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  5. MollyP Avatar
    MollyP

    Love this apron!! The styling is just gorgeous. You are so sweet to offer this for free. Love the Paradise colors. Thank you!

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  6. Kim Avatar
    Kim

    Well I missed the fabric giveaway but thanks so much for the free apron pattern…….now I just wish I could look as beautiful as your model in it!
    Happy Sewing

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  7. Sandra Davidson Avatar
    Sandra Davidson

    love the apron, love the fabric, thanks. Sandra

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  8. Erin Avatar
    Erin

    Love the pattern. Very cute! However, I wish you could have picked a model that represents the average body type :(

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  9. Missy Avatar
    Missy

    Do you mind if I share this post on my blog?

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  10. Patricia Bravo Avatar
    Patricia Bravo

    Of course not!
    Go ahead, and don’t forget to send me a picture if you make the apron!

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  11. Marcia W. Avatar
    Marcia W.

    Lovely apron – looking forward to more shared designs

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  12. Cecilia Young Avatar
    Cecilia Young

    Thank you for the free apron pattern. I will have to make one for each of my daughters. I love the fabrics you used.

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  13. Teresa D. Avatar
    Teresa D.

    this apron is super cute! My future DIL loves aprons think I will make her one as an engagement present!

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  14. Julie E. Avatar
    Julie E.

    So, beautiful! Can’t wait to pick out gorgeous fabric and make one!

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  15. Jenny Flockton Avatar
    Jenny Flockton

    Thank you I’m just about to take up sewing so really happy to have a pattern.xxxxJenny

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  16. Squizandtrace@gmail.com Avatar
    Squizandtrace@gmail.com

    Thanks so much for this. I made one as a Gift for a mate and everyone decided it was too pretty to use! Haha. One girl said she’d never take it off if it was hers! That’s some awesome compliments so thanks again for the pattern! It really is appreciated to us novice sewers! Wish I knew how to attach a picture. I might try on comments. Thanks again!

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  17. Rachael Slinger Avatar
    Rachael Slinger

    Hi Pat, this is just gorgeous. I’m going to make one for a girlfriend. Curious to know how much fabric to buy, have the yardage but not the width. I’d really appreciate your help.
    Thanks

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  18. Pat Bravo Avatar
    Pat Bravo

    Hi Rachel, thank you for your nice comment. You will need to buy approximately 1 yard each of the prints. Art Gallery Fabrics come in 45″ wide. This apron is very simple to make. Happy sewing, xo

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  19. MPaula Avatar
    MPaula

    Such a versatile pattern; for you, yellow, green, red. I will adapt fit to suit my figure; hot colours.
    I, too, recommend patterns for larger sizes. Photos of suitable models in active poses would be a bonus!

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  20. Nicole Garcia Avatar
    Nicole Garcia

    Hi, do you have any recommendations on how to size this down for a child for “mommy and me” aprons?

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  21. ExporterIndia Avatar
    ExporterIndia

    Find detailed information of Cooking Spices Suppliers for your buy requirements. Contact verified Cooking Spices Manufacturers, Cooking Spices wholesalers, Cooking Spices exporters, retailers, traders n India.

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  22. Mea Avatar
    Mea

    I just finished my Spice It Up apron. Love it! Thank you for the pattern. :)

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  23. Jennifer Shakespear Avatar
    Jennifer Shakespear

    I noticed that fabric B should have at least 3/4 yard not 1/2. I had to go back to the store and buy more. It turned out cute. I’m going to have my sewing students make one too.

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