Did you all survive the 4th of July weekend?? Suffering from post-holiday stress syndrome? Well here's something to bring you out of your funk and get you back into the summer fun.
This week
Aprons by Julie is giving away this 1951 remake of "The Elizabeth" which is a reversible deep pink and white apron with a cute, cute, cute high waste, extra long ties and a coffee cup motif! The words "I love you a latte" float all over the white fabric.

Now for a little bit about owner Julie... In 1995, Julie began making aprons for her family and friends. As people began to see firsthand her craftsmanship and unique style the demand for Julie's aprons soared! With a great response from family and buyers, Julie decided to start designing and making these beautiful aprons full time. She began to sell her aprons to local boutiques, cook-shops and restaurants in the Salt Lake area of Utah.
Julie said, "For me sewing has always been a hobby anything that allows me to be creative. My mother was a master seamstress, she taught me how to make anything with or without a pattern. Personally I like starting with patterns then I alter to fit my needs or ideas. This saves me a lot of time. I have always been very detail oriented striving for quality."
Now if you aren't convinced by now how nice the aprons from Aprons by Julie are, you will have to go an look at them yourself!!
To enter in the giveaway for
Aprons by Julie visit her online store or her
Etsy site and come back and leave a comment about your
favorite one. This will give you one entry into the random drawing for The Elizabeth.
By the way...Julie is offering free shipping in July from her Etsy store so if you can't wait for the drawing you can always order early with bonus shipping.For five extra entries, blog about this apron giveaway, leaving your permalink in the comments.
And ten bonus entries are yours if you send in a photo of yourself wearing an apron. It's just that easy. When sending a picture please include the name of your blog and screen name in the e-mail message. I will write up your apron-ography in the weeks to come.