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Little Aprons for Little People

Oh I can't believe I've done only 1 post for the most inspiring month of the year!?!? I have to admit, it's all delightful... ya know the things that have been taking up the most time. And tonight... well.... you guessed it, I wanted to play catch up and share what's been going on...

These adorable aprons have been selling out in my Etsy shop! Hooray!! Question for you all.... How many of you would be interested in a sewing pattern? For example, I create all my pieces by hand without patterns. Yes, I know, it sounds crazy, but I do jot down measurements. Creating a PDF downloadable pattern would be a great way to share how these darling aprons are made! Let me know in the comment section:)

A photo of these aprons just because the light hit them perfectly that sewing afternoon:)

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Halloween festivities are all a go with my little girls that are getting big so very quickly. A witch and her cat as I like to call it.....



On a different note... I'm struggling slightly with how much I want to sew as far as Christmas gifts and what I'm realizing I'm capable of... but only time and what is left of it at the end of the day will tell. And... somewhere between putting more items up in the Etsy shop, (like the ones below), and these 'gifts' i'm working on.... I find myself thinking..."Craft Fair"....Seriously....





I love the colors of the aprons and the unisex baby blanket I made! And the blanket... how it washes so perfectly! I couldn't be happier with the outcome!

Here's to cooler October days and nights & hopefully more time for projects!
Happy trails!


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  1. I love these aprons! How can I get your pattern?

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    1. The pattern is available in my Etsy shop The Mint Needle:)

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  2. I'd very much like to have a pattern

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    1. Hi! The pattern is finally available in the Etsy shop! Hope you enjoy!

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  3. Hi
    Is your pattern for little people still available??

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    1. Hi! The pattern just became available in the Etsy shop!

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  4. Thanks for the link! I love those dresses!

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  5. Love these aprons. Do you have a pattern?
    Janet Stiner

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    1. Hi Janet! The pattern is available in the Etsy shop!

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  6. Please, I would love the pattern for these adorable aprons.

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