Giveaway #2 Win the Sunday Brunch Apron!

I decided to have two giveaways as there have been so many fun participants thus far in the Sew Mama Sew Giveaway Day(s) contest. This contest will go through May 31st and the winner will be notified June 1, I'll ship it June 1st too. Be sure to comment on both of my giveaways for your chance to win! To win the Sunday Brunch apron just leave me a comment and your email address so I may notify you if you are the lucky winner. USA residents only, thank you. I'm also giving away one of my Spring Cherries aprons see below!

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Giveaway #1 Win the Spring Cherries Apron!

I am so excited about this contest! It's that time again! Panhandler will be giving away an apron during the Sew Mama Sew Giveaway Day promotion starting May 27th going through May 31st. Enter to win a fabulous Spring Cherries Apron (red and white gingham!) by commenting on this post - oh and be sure to leave me an email to contact you with if you are the winner! One lucky person will win! Contest is for USA residents only, I won't ship internationally, sorry Canada! So go on and leave me a comment, I will select the winner via a random number generator and your apron will be mailed out by June 1st. Yay for Giveaway Day!!!
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Vintage Cherries Apron

Vintage Cherries Apron
Originally uploaded by *Panhandler*

Soon everyone around you will be baking pies and hanging out with you in the kitchen! So fun!

Kitchen Goddess Apron

Kitchen Goddess Apron
Originally uploaded by *Panhandler*

Swirls of greens and blues make this eclectic and chic! I'll be making more of my Goddess collection very soon!

Ironing Board Cover

I made my first attempt at an ironing board cover and it turned out ok! The cinching was rather difficult to get it snug around all sides of the ironing board, but it is way nicer than what was on there before so I am quite pleased. Also happy to be using up this gorgeous fabric that i scored out in Berkeley, CA! It's swirly and cute stuff! When I went to make this I didn't have a pattern, I just flipped my ironing board upside down and cut out the shape about 3" wider than the board itself. Then I sewed an inch seam, then sewed another seam around that about an inch and a half alongside and voila! The biggest pain was running the ribbon around (I attached a safety pin and pulled and cinched my way along until it was fed through the entire seam). Easy project, next time I'll experiment with attaching elastic. Now that I think of it, I have never sewn elastic to anything so that may be one i just save for later. XOXO