Denim Apron Goddess

Jennifer at A House on a Hill is a lover of aprons. She frequents TAG on a regular basis and enters each weeks giveaway.

The apron she is wearing is a home made creation. She found a pattern in Sewing Savvy that had a pattern for re-purposing a pair of overalls. When she saw the article she knew exactly what she was going to do, you can read about it HERE. Not only does Jennifer make her own aprons, she quilts and enters them into fairs to be judged. I have to say I appreciate women who do this because the quilts are just gorgeous and so far out of my realm that all I can do is admire them. I'm a little jealous too only because I wish I had the talent they posses to create something so beautiful. Here are some examples of Jennifer's work:

This one is called Tulips.

This is The Burning Brush.

Aren't they gorgeous? In fact she won a first for both of these quilts. If you want to see the ones that won second you can find them HERE. Now go check out A House on the Hill and say hello to Jennifer!

"Tea Time" Apron Goddess

Meet the lucky winner of the beautiful tea themed apron from Annie G. This is Jennifer our "Tea Time" Apron Goddess. She is the mother of 2 girls and the hostess of A House on a Hill.

Jennifer's girls had to have a turn trying on the apron before she was able to. As you can see she is sporting her new apron in the kitchen and she is all smiles......I can almost feel her excitement over this gem of an apron.

Jennifer says "Here is a pic of me in my new apron from Annie G...I just love it! I haven't cooked anything in it yet...don't want to mess it up LOL! I think I will save it for when my daughters, Emily and Abby, and I have our occasional tea parties. I'm sure all the dolls and stuffed animals that join us will ooh and aah over my new apron!"

Jennifer has a love for aprons, as well as a love for crafting. She has even made aprons for vases for a luncheon where the speaker was a chef. You can see them here. They turned out quite cute if I do say so myself. I am leaning towards the red, white, and blue one, but then I am a bit on the patriotic side.

Not only does Jennifer make mini aprons, but she quilts beautifully. You can see one of her many amazing works of art here; the tree she quilted as a design at this link is STUNNING! She has even entered some of her quilts in a show and won a ribbon on 2 of them. To see even more of Jennifer's work click here. So head on over to A House on the Hill and check it out!

And last, but not least, a big thank you to Annie G. for providing the apron for this give away!