
When I got around to Emma's I decided to do something a little different. She is very tall for a 4 year old, but not tall enough for an adult size apron. I decided to shorten the waist ties and put button holes in each one. 
I then criss-crossed them on her back and sewed buttons on the front to attach them.
Voila! A perfect apron for a petite chef! These would make great gifts too for Emma's little friends. Ohh, I think I might need to make another trip to Target soon!
4 comments:
This is soooo cute, what a great idea! I know how my daughter always loved to have an apron when she was little and could help in the kitchen. She still likes aprons but now she makes her own. :)
Thanks for the nice comment on my blog today,
Barb-Harmony Art mom
What a great idea for your little girls apron! I'll have to store that idea in the back of my mind for an apron if I am ever blessed with a daughter.
And what a fantastic find at Target!
This apron is so cute! I was just at Target this week, didn't see the cute little aprons, but I did pick up some cute hamburger baskets 4 for $1.00. The girls have already enjoyed having their lunches served in them! It's always amazing to me how little it really takes to amuse or entertain a child. My 8 year old was grumbling just the other day about a peanut butter sandwich, apparantly she was sick of them, although honestly I seldom fix them! But put them in a 25 cent red plastic burger basket, and the whole thing is gone! :0)
Your girls are beautiful by the way. Our recital isn't until June 9. This is our second year of dance. Both of the girls love it!
Blessings,
Kim
Great idea . It turned out so cute :)
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