Fit to be tied

Thanks to everyone that linked up to Thrifty Thursday yesterday, as well as those that paid visits! I also wanted to once again tell Marion of Miss Mustard Seed thankyou for guest posting. I must apologize, There was a foul up with the link to Miss Mustard Seed's blog, it is http://www.missmustardseed.blogspot.com/ or click here for the direct link to Miss Mustard Seed. She did such a wonderful job yesterday, I hope you will drop by her blog and show her some L*O*V*E!

I also wanted to let everyone know, that next week's Thrifty Thursday will not run due to Thanksgiving. We will pick up the week following.  It is my wish for you to enjoy your Thanksgiving meal with your loved ones. Have safe travels, no matter if the road is near or far. And remember to count all your blessings. I pray they are plentiful!

Now onto today's post...Kitchen Chairs. It's an idea I first saw in Country Living Magazine.
Dress up kitchen chairs with these one step slipcovers made by simply tying on full or half length aprons. The aprons below each have a story. The bibbed one was actually made by my mother for me to wear in the 3rd grade Thanksgiving play. I was a pilgram. The middle one my mother made in home economics class as a child. The one to the far right was given to my mom by my cousin, Beckie. It is hand embrodiered.

Be sure to leave the strings a little loose so they won't pull with you sit down.

Pleasant reminders of Grandma and her home cooking, vintage aprons provide kitchen charm with homespun fabrics, delicate embroidery andcolorful applique's. New aprons can also be used.