This is an apron I made today with PUL fabric. When Hannah does the dishes she always gets her front wet and uses 3 aprons and still gets wet. Now she will stay dry.
Hannah got a hair cut today as well. This is the first time she has had her hair this short in a long time. It looks really cute.
4 comments:
I keep planning on buying some PUL fabric. I never thought about an apron and I am more determined to make the drive to Las Cruces and buy some!!
I love her hair cut! Would she allow you to take a closer photo so I can print it? I always look for cute cuts to show when I think about cutting my hair...but I back out because I cant find a cut to match.
Love it!!
Jennifer
Very nice! Where do you get PUL fabric? Is it durable?
Yolanda, This is a description of PUL fabric. I get mine at Joanns.
Polyurethane laminated (PUL) fabric is a rather technical term for the thin, shiny, waterproof cloth that makes up the outer layer of many washable diapers. It was originally created for use in hospitals and other medical settings, but it's perfect for cloth diapers, especially since it continues to prevent leaks over the course of many wash-and-dry cycles (even at high heat). This is why many cloth diapering moms recommend it (they also say it works great for bibs). If you buy premade cloth diapers, keep an eye out for an outer layer made of PUL fabric. If you sew your own, there are a number of reliable online sources for purchasing PUL fabric (try sewzannesfabric.com or celticclothswholesale.com). It costs around $9 a yard, and it comes in a multitude of colors and prints.
Love the hair cut!!! :D
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