Country Lore: DIY Denim Apron
Create this easy to make accessory from worn-out jeans.
December 2008/January 2009
By Cindy Lindsay
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You can create fun and funky aprons by recycling worn-out or outgrown jeans.
MATTHEW T. STALLBAUMER
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Here is an easy-to-make apron for the young cooks in your life. In fact, it is so easy it might be a good project for a child to make.
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Just cut the back side from a pair of worn-out children’s jeans. Sew on whatever bric-a-brac you like and a long-enough sash to tie around the child’s waist. You could even thread the tie through the belt loops rather than sewing it on.
Pop a rolling pin in one pocket and a recipe in the other, and you have a fun and useful gift.
Cindy Lindsay
Osage City, Kansas