Growing up I always remember my mom in the kitchen making something, whether it was dinner or baking cookies, she always made things homemade. Rarely did we have take out or fast food! I'm sure that's why I love to cook and bake so much.....it must be in my genes! When I saw apron cards appearing on Pinterest, I knew I had to make one for my mom for Mother's Day.
I downloaded the apron pattern here. I cut the apron shape from white cardstock and added a layer of flower cardstock. Before I taped it together, I cut blue ribbon for the apron strings and placed it between the layers. I cut the pocket in blue striped paper and added crinkled light green ribbon around the sides and bottom. Using green paper, I cut eyelet border and placed it at the bottom, on the pocket and the card top.
My friend Jill sent me a bunch of cooking brads - a perfect addition for the apron pocket!! I stamped the sentiment in red, die-cut it with a tag trio and added the spoon brad. I punched holes in the top of the card, placed faux eyelets over them and threaded ribbon through them.
The pocket and the sentiment are on foam tape for dimension. I just love the way this card turned out!
A closer look:
Close up of the pocket:
Card Details:
- Stamps: PTI Fillable Frames #4
- Paper: PTI White Stampers Select; DCWV Nana's Kitchen
- Ink: Memento Love Letter
- Tools: Tag Trio Nestabilities; Martha Stewart Eyelet Border Punch
- Other: Brads; Ribbon; Foam Tape; Faux Eyelets
- Card Size: 4.25" x 5.5"













