Saturday it
was the ninth birthday of our eldest daughter. Saturday she had cake, she had a
friend come over to celebrate, she wore a crown and she got presents.
The crown was
put back on today because one gift she didn't receive yet, as it wasn't completely finished.
Our daughter
is a diligent child! She loves sports, reading, and doing craftwork, but above
all she loves cooking.
So we wrapped
a homemade apron and put it in this little brown bag. The apron was only
assembled very last minute out of a patch of Little Chef fabric that was just bought the day before yesterday.
The other
side is made of Wasabi Blue of our favorite brand Petit Pan and finished off all
round with fluorescent orange bias binding.
Our daughter often comes
trotting along –once in a while really untimely- asking if she can cook
something. Mostly that means mixing up really bizarre combinations of food in
our Babycook machine.
She writes
down the recipes and photographs the dish. A glimpse on one of her ‘famous’
recipes: ‘Le mosarela et les trois tomate’ and ... have a look at the picture
she took of the dish! There are at least twenty tomatoes covering the mozzarella
instead of just three. Hilarious!
Anyway, the
notebook she uses costed only 20 eurocent and so the cover does not really look nice or
anything. So I made an oilcloth cover for her precious recipe book!
She also got
an oilcloth purse, because if she cooks, she needs to buy ingredients.
She also got a reusable shopping bag.
The shopping
bag was currently stuffed with 2 cooking books for kids. She was well pleased
and an hour later her first tomato-zucchini soup was simmering.
The pattern
of the shopping bag comes from ‘Zo geknipt’. I do not necessarily need a
pattern for such a bag, but then I bought some books and I might as well use
them. Honestly … I have to give credit where credit is due: the bag was ready
in no time and without gnashing! The pattern and assembling method are ideal as
you can also use the bag inside out without revealing ugly seams.
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