Coordinating APRON & POTHOLDER

Protect your clothes and hands with these mix-and-match kitchen accessories.

Article by Mary Beth Temple

WHILE it’s great to select fat quarters for a project, sometimes you get your hands on a collection rather than random singles. If you’ve got a grouping of fat quarters with a common theme or color, then this is the perfect project for you. It should be noted that there’s a fine line between a “mix-and-match” design, and one that’s too crazy to look at. The finished project will look more pleasing to the eye if you place larger, bolder prints on the base of the apron, and use smaller prints for accents. Before you start cutting, arrange and rearrange your fat quarters as many times as you need to, in order to make sure you have the best layout for your apron. Apron Assembly Note that in the following…

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