The Beehive Bazaar

aprons

Amy Redden | Vintage Fern

Published by Duane Call on 17 Oct 2010 | No Comments

I love to create things and have to keep busy, I love using vintage and reclaimed fabrics as well as new. Here is what I make: purses, appliqued shirts, dish towels, vintage flower earrings, fabric cuff bracelets, hair clips and pins, headbands, onesies, burp cloths, receiving blankets, baby quilts, bibs, slip dresses, pillowcase dresses and shirts, kids aprons, fabric wallets, stitched note cards and notebooks, vintage flower rings, altered vintage suitcases. Price range: $1 – $45. Visit me here or here…

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Noelle O Designs

Published by Noelle Olpin on 23 Apr 2008 | No Comments


Aprons by Noelle O Designs- not just for farm work anymore, put one on anytime and up your sassy factor. Show off that feminine and domestic pride.


Ahhh… the reversible apron, always a clean, fresh side available for when the guests arrive.

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aprons and skirts

Published by Noelle Olpin on 28 Nov 2007 | No Comments



Here are a few goods for the show, if you want to sneak peek a few more..

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apron strings

Published by Noelle Olpin on 14 Nov 2007 | No Comments


You know what they say…aprons don’t hold us back, they take us back. I wonder what they would say about reversible aprons?

Or they just help you look really cute when you’re helping out in the kitchen.

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check my style out…

Published by Noelle Olpin on 08 May 2007 | No Comments


to see more aprons and other stuff that is ready for the show so far…go here

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smocks

Published by Noelle Olpin on 24 Apr 2007 | 2 Comments



How I spent my spring break…
I made all of these smocks, while my children frolicked and played with their grandparents.
I decided to go with oilcloth in the smock department, because it makes them so easy to clean.
I have a few more cut out and ready to finish, and a few regularly shaped kid oilcloth aprons to stick in with the bunch.
I need to finish quick so I can move along and have enough time to make big-girl aprons.

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