RETRO KITCHEN APRONS

Are you looking for a fun embroidery project? Are you looking for some great gift projects? Are you new to embroidery? Are you thinking about upgrading your machine? These are all great reasons to take this class. Don’t own a machine with a 8 x 12 inch hoop, talk to us about using a store machine for the class.

Set your timers and get to stitching! These adorable kitchen-themed designs are just the thing to accent your favorite apron in style while still preventing stains. Inspired by the 1950s using bold colors commonly seen in homes at that time, these designs were crafted to fit perfectly on a large apron pocket, ideal for stowing tasting spoons, pen and paper for recipe notes, or even a thermometer.

Create these adorable apron pockets using two design files - one for the stitched design and one for attaching your new pocket to an apron. You will leave this workshop with a completed waist apron. With very minimal additional sewing included, let your embroidery machine, handle all the work.

MATERIALS & NOTIONS LIST

Stabilizer

Ultra Clean and Tear or Sticky Back Stabilizer (x2): to fit hoop

Temporary Spray Adhesive for Tear Away

Pellon SF101 8” x 19” for Pocket Fabric

Fabric

Apron fabric: 24" x 24"

Pocket and Apron Tie fabric: one half yard; subcut 2x 3” WOF for apron tie, 8" x 19" for pocket

Notions

Appliqué Scissors Rotary Cutter and Ruler

Tape

Pencil

Embroidery Thread

Construction Thread

Embroidery Machine in good working order,

80 Microtex or Embroidery Needle

60 wt Bobbin Thread

Design CD (If you own Anita Goodesign May 2018 All Access, you will receive a $15 credit)

Hoop size

8” x 12” hoop frame (or larger)