An Eco Friendly Sewing Craft Activity for Parent whoooooo Love OWLS!
Kim’s owl pizza cooking class really jump kicked our owl week! And WHOOOO can resist owls? We obviously can’t! There are so many cute owl puppets, costumes, and activities out there you could almost do a whole month with an owl theme! This “How To” came about when I saw this owl costume (love the simplicity and the feathers) and this owl apron (Love the colors) and when Kim called and reminded us to bring our aprons for cooking class, I knew exactly what to do!!!! (well, I kind of winged it!) I merged some of the ideas with the supplies I had on hand and the time available to create my owl apron. Total cost = Free! Time = 30 minutes. Here’s how I create it!
Since I LOVE re-using and re-purposing things, I used a pre-made apron that we got from Home Depot’s kid clinics on Saturday morning. (You could make your own apron too but that would add time and cost to the project)
What to do:
1. Choose matching scraps from leftover materials
2. Cut 16 ovalish shapes (or more depending on the size of your feathers and apron) for the feathers and cut the pieces for an owl face.
This is darling!
This is SOOOOOO cute!!!!!
Thanks you two!!!! I was surprised at how well everything came together in my head =) I am working on a monster quilt for the little one today!
This is so awesome because we got another home depot apron this weekend for each of our kids! I am so glad I know what to do with the overflow home depot aprons. I love it! Thank you so much for sharing it at http://www.thetshirtdiaries.com
Found your aprons on Tinkerlab. Soooo adorable! Going to pin this!