Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Holiday Christmas Aprons for Adults and Kids


Here are some fun holiday aprons to help get in the fun spirit of Christmas. The images on the aprons are ones that I designed. They are all bib aprons, the ones that will also help to keep your tops clean.

I own a turkey apron that I have purchased at Zazzle, and I have been quite impressed with the quality. It washes up well and doesn't need any ironing. Any splatters that I have gotten on it, including spaghetti sauce, I sprayed them with some Shout and threw it in the laundry; it always came out clean. This apron is the shorter length of the adult aprons.

This first one is for dog lovers; it features a fun painting of a pug dog wearing a Santa hat and a red bow. She looks so happy and bright. You can easily type in a message or name to personalize your selection.

Do you like building snowmen or dream of building them? This happy snow couple is waving hi, and can help you to reminisce and/or to imagine creating your own snow creations. The text says, Happy Holidays, which can easily be customized on the template form with your own message.



If you are looking for a fun option for sharing Christmas photos, consider placing the photo surrounded by colorful Christmas balls.


Jolly Santa Claus is also a favorite on holiday aprons. On this apron, Santa is painted in pointillism, giving him a creative textured look!



Whichever design(s) that you prefer, you can order any of the above aprons on the apron style that is shown, or you can choose a different size or color. The adult aprons come in two size choices. The standard (shorter one) is 24 long by 28 wide; it comes to just below hip level on me. The longer apron measures 30 long by 24 wide; it is longer but more narrow than the standard. The color choices are white, khaki, and yellow. The aprons are made of a 35/65 cotton-poly blend. These designs can also be order on kids's aprons, which come in one size for children.

View more Christmas aprons by CherylsArt at Zazzle.

May you have a blessed and happy holiday season.

Cheryl Paton


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