I needed an apron for hanging up the wash. I spent the whole summer last year juggling a plastic cup of clothespins and the laundry at the same time. I finally wised up and made this apron for this year. It has deep pockets to hold all the clothes pins. It ties in the front so it is easy to put on and remove.
I couldn’t hang up the wash today because we have rain forecasted for this afternoon. I toyed with the idea of hanging soapy dirty laundry and letting the rain rinse it and then have it air dry after. Instead I hung up the apron. : )
I got the general pattern from this book. My mom sent it to me. Thanks Mom! I love it!
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MaryJanes and Galoshes says
So cute! I may have to make one of these, it inspired a cute design in my head, gears are turning!
Kym, Shaun and Riley says
Soooo cute! I'm so glad that you have this blog. Now I can learn some of your crafting secrets *wink* *wink*
Where did you find your fabric? It's so adorable!!
Delia says
Kym…my mom sent the floral print to me. I am guessing Jo-anns. I got the polka dot print from Hobby Lobby. Thanks. 🙂
Jessabells says
Looks great. I had one and left it outside and got moldy so make sure you bring it in. I just love hanging laundry.
Sandra says
That's cute. Wish I had a clothes line to go with a cute little clothes pin bag like that.
Laura says
Thank you so much for posting! My grandmother had made one like this a long time ago and now it is wearing out. Without her here to make another one and grandpa still around to hang up clothes I was looking for something that looked like the old one…I have found it! Grandpa always has tied the apron strings at the end and slung it over his shoulder…presumably to look more masculine. 😉 We like it that way too. Thanks again for posting!
Holly says
Which pattern/s did you use from the book to create this apron?
Thanks In Advance
Delia says
Hi Holly. I am terribly sorry for the poorly written post. I wrote it when I first started blogging 9 years ago so I had a lot to learn. Ha! I don’t have the book anymore, but I know it’s called “A is for Apron.” If you flip through you’ll find the apron that looks like this one. Good luck!