I also made this apron for my friend's daughter. It was hard to photograph, so I got my handy model to show it off. I made it with some printed duck cloth material from Jo-Ann's so that it's a little bit heavy duty than just regular thin cotton.
I really like making this one too. I am really enjoying learning my sewing machine and making all of these little things. I am loving it so much that I would love to start selling the bags, the aprons, the art caddies, and some quilty baby blankets that I've made (but haven't shared here yet). I think that I am going to try and sell at our farmer's market or a craft fair before I open up an online shop. I feel like the online niche has been filled with the things that I want to make. I have to do some research. How saturated does Etsy, Big Cartel, etc. have to be to consider the niche filled??? Should I just go for it anyway?
That apron is awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI know it seems like everyone and their mother has an online shop these days, but I don't think that should stop you. I definitely think you should go for it! I mean, why not? :)
Great thing, that apron! I like that you can tie it up with that funky thing on the side of the neck. If you want to go for it, I say, do it. There's always tons of people doing the same thing as you. What makes the difference is the heart you put into it, and you make it unique because of that. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI am a sucker for all aprons and this one is fab!
ReplyDeleteLove the apron! And your model. :)
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