Last week, I started packing up the winter coats and removing the summer ones. Normally, I wear t-shirts in summer and winter, my t-shirts never go on the shelf. But this year, when my new purchases and last year's baddies combined, I rolled up my sleeves to make room in the closet.
My t-shirts are my most cherished clothes. For this reason, I can't even bear to throw away my worn out t-shirts that I wore 4 years ago and that have become smaller due to washing or my weight gain. Believe me, I tried a lot and failed :)
My old kitchen aprons appeared on the market while the wrapping process and clothing handover were in progress. Since I am a food blog, an apron is given as a gift at every event I attend. Think how many aprons there are in the house :)
Of course, these aprons have the logo of the institution or brand that carried out the event. As such, people don't have much to wear after the event.
I finally found such a way as I didn't want to throw away my aprons or my old t-shirts. It turned out to be quite enjoyable work :)
I even gave one of the aprons I prepared to my wife's beloved teacher Clara, who cooked tortilla de patatas for us :)
Old ones are beautiful :) All you have to do is cut the prints of your old t-shirts without damaging them and sew them on your apron. Of course, do not forget to adjust the logo size. Love…