Seamstress develops products to fill a need
Apron pattern
Image by Alex “Skud” Bayley
Working out the pattern for an apron from a stained tablecloth. The trick is to make the stains less visible by having them mostly on the straps that tie at the back.
Seamstress develops products to fill a need
When she and her husband moved to Kenosha in 1970, she took a basic sewing class from Gateway Technical College. … Aprons are probably her favorite to create, she said, combining main fabrics with contrasting trims, and finding fun, flattering patterns.
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