We are re-modeling yet again!
Shop for me at:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/apronqueen
It has come to our attention that our products are selling a much faster rate from our Etsy store. So, we are redirecting you to shop for the most recent styles and largest selection at that store. The Web address is: http://www.etsy.com/shop/apronqueen.
We are rebuilding our online store for easier access and more convenient browsing of our products! We will be communicating to all followers of my site. And if you subscribe to the blog, you will be notified via email.
Thanks for visiting my empty shop!
-Julie
A new year
I know, I know it has been like forever! Well, my first holiday season was more than I thought, so every spare moment was spent sewing! Things have calmed down and I’m rethinking the way I will be doing things from here on out.
I would like to take a minute to thank all of you that helped make the season so successful without you it would have not been possible.
Here are a few of the new fabrics that I’m using, and as always your ideas are always welcome. remember any fabric can be used to make any style. The style below is the Bridgette it has been by far the number one seller so far.
I have started a new apron style that will be online in about a week or so.
I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season I will be bloging again soon.
This weeks winner is ???
I put all contenders in the random counter and the big winner is?
I just found you, and I love your aprons… they are amazing!!
Thank you Summer, Right now this is my favorite apron I think it looks like a cute little haltertop dress. Congratulations to you wear it with pride.
I’m the oldest sister of a family of fifteen children; I have four amazing children of my own whom have blessed me with nine wonderful granddaughters.
For me sewing has always been a hobby anything that allows me to be creative. I also enjoy crafts, photo collages, cooking, gardening, decorating and photography.
My favorite is making original one of a kind items. I have been making custom pieces for homes sense the early 1980’s from curtains to table ensembles, bed sets to clothes, and art for the wall using whatever is necessary for the coordinating factor. My mother was a master seamstress, she taught me how to make anything with or without a pattern.
Personally I like starting with patterns then I alter to fit my needs or ideas. This saves me a lot of time. I have always been very detail oriented striving for quality. Artists are very strong in my family, my artistic talent comes out in my color schemes, altered styles and detail work.
