The easiest project made from a $1 IKEA dish towel for spring projects. Here’s how to do it in three easy steps…
DIY No Sew Kids Apron from a $1 Dish Towel
This DIY idea actually came as a necessity when we couldn’t find the right twill fabric to make a kids apron and I thought…hmmm…what if we use this $1 dish towel from IKEA instead. It’s the simplest project and I love how it turned out! No sewing. Three steps. Takes less than 5 minutes to make. Perfect for holiday baking with the kiddos! I might make a whole bunch now for holiday gifts!
Supplies: Kitchen Dish Towel from IKEA (they’re $3.99 for a set of 4), stitch witchery, iron, glue gun, scissors, ribbon.
Instructions:
Step 1: Fold the edges over, pin and trim.
Step 2: Using a piece of stitch witchery, press a seam and then fold again and iron the pieces together with the stitch witchery in between.
Step 3: Glue ribbon around the neck and on the sides to tie (we tried using stitch witchery on this part but found hot glue was a better hold here).
Time for some fun spring crafts!
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