Wow, I visit your site to find a wonderful apron tutorial and a blueberry cake recipe - I feel like it's Christmas in February!
Thanks for all you do. I really appreciate your commentaries on the inner life as well!
And I just turned 40 too, so I can totally relate on your references to the eighties, etc.! 
Allie
Very nice tutorial, Randi! Well on your way to getting your 1,000 aprons done for your craft show, I hope! Using a dishtowel makes it so much easier than from scratch, I imagine.
I heard she was moving out, I asked her how you felt about this new venture. The sniff was a bit of a give away on one front, how about the whole picture??
I've had horrible luck finding a child-sized apron. Surely even I can handle making this one. Actually, I'll bet my daughter can do it, which would be a thrill for her. I had a little blue apron as a child that I just loved.
Great tutorial Randi. Love the cheery yellow color!
What a mama!
This is so cute, as usual. And easy!
And the cake looks yummy, too!
It's lovely, Randi! Great tutorial! :o)
This is great and so easy to follow! Thank you because I know how hard you worked on getting it up here!!
Beautiful tutorial! You make it look easy. But I cannot sew. Maybe I'll show this to my handy husband and he'll whip the kids up some aprons this weekend.
Oh! I love that fabric! I gotta get me some of that! though my daughters would rather die than being seen in a apron! Hmmm, maybe this one would convert them....
Great tutorial! I can't wait to make one for Girlkiddo! Or maybe I'll teach her to make it herself. Thank you!
Your tutorials are great! I love all the pics and the great colors that you choose for your stuff. They are always so appealing. Great Job!!
So cute, and so inspiring. You make me think of my sewing machine, somewhere in my basement...
Ooo. We go through a lot of aprons around here and I just started teaching my oldest how to sew. Sounds like a winner.
How adorable. My little ones are always trying to help me in the kitchen. This would be a great project for us to work on together before we work in the kitchen together.
Your tutorial was great, I love that little apron, I whipped a patchwork one up for a friend's daughter, check it out on my blog.
I LOVE this tutorial. My mom helped me make an apron for my 6 yr old at Christmas and now I would LOVE to do this! Thanks for the crafting inspiration! I just finished writing a blog on Aprons just yesterday and then found this today! Thanks!
Sweet! I think this is something even I could do...and trust me I can't do much when it comes to sewing.
Thanks bunches!
Hello! I found your blog through Susie's I LOVE your dishtowel apron, what a wonderful idea! Thank you for the instructions, I can't wait to try making one!
Kelli
This is very cute! I picked up a few dishtowels on clearance at Kmart a while back. I might have to try this. They would be cute for my nieces!
I love some of the tutorials you offered. I added your blog to my link list for this very purpose!!
Of course this blog is a work i progress-just started it 
Thanks!
I know just the little girl for this. Now I just have to work out how to use my new sewing machine!
Thanks so much for this great tutorial!
I'm going on a dish cloth hunt tomorrow as soon as the shops open.
Thank you!
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