Isn’t it cool when anyone of any age can enjoy the use of an apron?  Here’s Sydney, my friend’s granddaughter wearing her favorite apron to bake Christmas cookies.  So adorable!  Here’s what her grandmother, Kathleen has to say:

"Isn’t that a funny thing about aprons? I’m “fond” of mine, too! I have a Christmas apron with teddy bears on it that I ritually put on when I start to make Christmas cookies. It must be at least thirty years old, and I can’t imagine starting the cookies without it. The other is a heavy-duty one in pink and cream vertical stripes that was my late brother-in-law’s barbeque apron. Apparently, he loved his apron, too, and my sister gave it to me after he passed away. When I first started showing my little granddaugter how to make cut-out cookies (it was Christmastime) I thought for sure she would want the teddy bear apron. But, no, she wanted the pink stripes one and now that’s “her” apron when we make cookies. Mike was a big man so it covers her completely from under her arms to her toes, and the apron strings have to be wrapped around her body twice, but she loves that apron!"

Thanks for sharing these pics with us, Kathleen.  

Show us your aprons, folks!  I’d love to see ‘em.

Paz

Ilva of Lucillian Delights is hosting an event called Show Us Your Apron.  This is my contribution. 

Very satisfied with my first apron designed and made by  fellow blogger Mischief Mari, I returned to her store (Mischief Mari Superstuff) for a second apron.   Oh, I love my newest apron! 

Like my first apron, this one is reversible.  It’s also fun.  I like to have fun in the kitchen.  No time to be serious.     For me, the aprons are part of my kitchen and cooking tools .  I get excited when I get something new to use in the kitchen (You should have seen me when I first got my zester).

When I saw the fish design, the apron called out to me.  I love that when I turn it around, I find fun-looking flowers — a whole other apron.  I won’t get tired of this apron soon.

You, too, can take part in the event.  Go here for the guidelines.  Come on, show us your apron!

Paz (taking a moment to do her happy dance in her new apron)