Before leaving kindergarten and entering entering elementary school next April, Sidra and his classmates will cook lunch for the whole school next week. For this occasion, the kids have to wear apron and bandanna which have to be submitted to school by tomorrow.
I didn’t have the chance to buy fabrics because I still got the flu, so I pulled out some leftover from past projects and made this set. The fabric is dark denim (leftover from this dress) and some linen/cotton with red stripes on it (leftover from this bag).
Instead of using ties, the apron bands are attached by a pair of buttons on the side. I think it’ll be easier for Sidra to put it on by himself. The letters on the apron are made of red felt with adhesive backing. I print some letters on paper, attached them upside down to the backing of the red felt and cut it out. Then I peeled off the backing and just stick and iron the letters on the apron.
For a leftovers project, I guess they turned out not bad at all.
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Hehe! He's one cutie pie!!
Really cute!He almost looks like The Royal Danish Guard.
Nelly
Thank you Carla and Trisha, the letters is Shidora, that’s how the name Sidra spelled in Japanese :)
dream-kiddo, I just took a look at some apron pictures and made up the pattern :)
I was also wondering what the letters mean. It’s a great-looking project!
really cool. did you use a patten for the apron? sidra is a cool kid.
cool.. nice combination, I love it. What’s the meaning of those letters? (I guess it’s Sidra name?)