1620 Electric colors fall leaves full apron with pockets for autumn hostess apron, teacher apron, Thanksgiving, or just to celebrate fall.

I've been sewing since my first home economics class in 1960 - Beginning with clothing for myself, then for my two daughters.  And when my older daughter married 30 years ago, I made satin and lace jewelry bags for her attendants.  I've made a varied list of products for the home and for gift giving ever since.  

When my husband retired in 2000, we moved from Florida to the North Carolina mountains and he joined in helping me create these items. We work well together as we take turns in the process of completing an item. A typical apron-making project will start with him cutting out the pieces and ironing the neck and waist ties, while I start stitching the side edges for him to press; and we alternate back and forth until it's done. Basically, I do most of the stitching on all our products, while he cuts, presses, turns, trims and uses the serger.

Let us help you find matching products such as an apron, plastic bag holder, and dish towel -- or a set of placemats and some matching coasters -- or some cute tissue covers for various rooms in your home -- or a handy casserole carrier to use at your next food gathering.

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