I've made these wine bottle aprons and chef hats to give as gifts to the hostess' of barbeques we have attended. They are great to give as gifts. The Mon Cherie one I gave to my sister, her name is Cheri and can speak french fluently and has gone to france many times so I thought it was appropriate for her. The pattern I just made up and then bound the edges with bias binding. The design was embroidered on using my Husqvarna embroidery machine. I'm sure you could also iron on something that you cut from your Cricut in iron on transfer. The hat I just ad-libbed cutting out a circle and sewed it to a strip about the size of the top of my bottle. I've got to get going on more for this summer. I have now included the pattern of the apron for you! I ad-libbed the hat so there is no pattern for that, Sorry. Have a great day!
Download the apron pattern here
I would love to see pictures of ones you make! Enjoy!
To stinkin' cute!
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This is fabulous! I would love the pattern to this, if you decide to share it!
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I would love to see more sewing projects that you use your cricut to make. I have an embordiery machine that I am not well versed in using so any help would be very welcomed and so very greatful for.
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This is just adorable! If you decide to share the pattern, I would love a copy too. I have to give it a try. Thanks so much, Jodi
ReplyDeleteVery Cute and a Great gift idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute gift!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea, love it. Would also like the pattern.
ReplyDeleteDanielle
I would love the pattern also. What a great gift to give. Wish I had it as a wedding present this past weekend. The couple LOVE hand made gifts.
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Wow! How fabulous is this for a bottle. Looks so much nicer than a plain bottle..........no matter how good the wine! I too would love the pattern for doing this little apron. Cheers Gwen
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness these are ADORABLE!!!! Huggs, Jessie
ReplyDeleteOh how adorable!!! I know these were a HUGE hit!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteIs there any chance you are selling these sweet BBQ apron sets. I would love one for my uncle for christmas as he makes his own BBQ sauce and he is so hard to buy for. you can reply to garret@nbnet.nb.ca. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely darling. I'd be happy to receive the pattern too, if you're willing to share!
ReplyDeleteJust a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave in the Cutting category today [18 May 02:00pm GMT]. Thanks, Maria
ReplyDeleteYou asked for it, you got it! I posted the pattern for the apron! Send me photos of what you do with it I would love to see!
ReplyDeleteI really like your blog. Wine baskets are really wonderful gift idea.
ReplyDeleteWhen you are dealing with cooking meat on a barbeque, barbeque smokers are the best ways to go.
ReplyDeleteThe best thing about wine baskets is that it can be gifted on any occasion. Candy Gift
ReplyDeleteThank you for the design.
ReplyDeleteI have used your bottle apron design to create some gifts for friends. You can see the pictures in my blog.
http://allthingspretty-happygirl.blogspot.com/
under "Orange Cranberry bread".
Hi ! somone on pinterest pinned this enty of yours and when i saw the pic i felt complelled to actually point out you made a mistake in the spelling. It's either MON CHERI ( for a man ) or MA CHERIE ( for a girl ). I know we french are a pain with our masculine and feminine for everything. Since you mention your sister is fluent in french she probably noticed this, but I wanted o make sure since you do not mention it on your entry. And the reasons why I'm saying this is because I AM french ;)
ReplyDeleteDo you still have this pattern? I am looking for a pattern like this to make for a fundraiser. Thank you.
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