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Easy Monogrammed Kids Apron

Erin Reed

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February 15, 2018

Creating With Joy Iron-on embroidered letters Quick and Easy Crafts

Make a personalized apron for a fun and easy kids craft!

These are so easy to make, all you have to do is to add you favorite Joy® iron-on letters to a child's apron to make all their crafty dreams come true!

You will need: Joy® Iron on Embroidery Letters - Silver

Kids apron

Large fabric flower

Small fabric rose

Iron

Fabric glue

1. Glue the flowers to the top right corner of the apron.

2. Select an area of the apron for the name. Since the name "Catherine" was long it was placed along the left side.

3. Iron the letters in place following directions on the packaging. Use fabric weights to hold the apron flat for a clean application.

Enjoy her amazing smile as she wears her own special apron that mommie made....

Enjoy this short video on how to make this simple and functional gift.

Look for Joy® iron-on embroidered letters and numbers at your favorite craft store. They're available in different sizes, colors and fonts, suitable for every occasion.

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