Semper fidelis is Latin for "Always Faithful" and it is the motto for the U.S. Marine Corps. I had happened upon some Marine dress shirts, not knowing any thing personal about them, I decided to make an apron from them. An apron in the wonderful magazine "Altered Couture" (Feb, Mar, Apr 2010 edition page 17) a designer used men's dress shirts for an apron. Actually the sleeves. This inspired me to make two aprons based off that idea. I took both long sleeves off of 2 shirts and a set of short sleeves off of one shirt. The short sleeves became the pockets. I had two neckties that I cut in half and used them for the apron ties. A little yellow ribbon sewed on to show support for the troops. Both aprons are for purchase - email me at rfthreads@yahoo.com if interested.
You gotta love a Marine in uniform!
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These turned out absolutely adorable! I'm so proud of you. Semper fi!
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